Mark Leung: Revenge of the Bitch
Customer notes
Please note that this game contains adult content including strong language, intense cartoon violence, fantasy violence, mild realistic violence, animated bloodshed, brief nudity, suggestive themes, crass humour, alcohol use, tobacco and drug references.
For more information about this game, visit the developer's website: http://markleung.com/faq
Description
"Takes gaming back to its roots and makes it enjoyable, entertaining and amusing." - ImpulseGamer
"For an indie game that was created by Mark and a handful of other people, this is actually really impressive." - ZTGameDomain
"Mark Leung: Revenge of the Bitch" is the first episode in a series of parody role-playing games that has been dubbed by one critic as "Final Fantasy meets the Internet."
Set in the vast world of Untitled, "Revenge of the Bitch" combines adventure and classic turn-based battle sequences with monsters ranging from adorable housecats to ruthlessly high pot-smoking purple monsters. The game features five playable characters, customizable classes and up to 30 hours of gameplay. Written, conceived and designed by Mark Leung himself!
"Revenge of the Bitch" is an indie game built with the blood, sweat, tears and other bodily fluids of a small and slightly insane team of developers. In addition to designing all the monsters in the game, Mark Leung himself also provide voiceovers for most of them, wack-a-doodle!
Customer reviews
94
Strange RPG game but excellent
pngohuy | June 30, 2011 | See all pngohuy's reviews »This is an indie game that was created by Mark and oher people, this is actually really impressive. It's a turn-based fighting RPG game. The reason I recommend this game is : graphic is so beautiful, characters in cutscenes are acted by real people, it looks very funny. Each in-game character has many skills to use in a battle, some skills are used to kill enemies, other ones are used to protect allies. It has great balance in my opinion. Furthermore, the way to control characters is so simple (just use several buttons on keyboard), sound is good enough, interesting conversations. Thank you Mark's team making such a creative game for players.
83
Very fun RPG
ravenholt | June 28, 2011 | See all ravenholt's reviews »This game is very fun. The graphic is very great, smooth 3D world that ready to explore. The gameplay is similar with the FF series, which is turn based, quite a nostalgic one. The fun aspect in this game is at the humor inside. Will make you laugh untill the end. for you who like JRPG, well, maybe not as you expected, but its very great game. Try it.
87
Nice RPG
satyakun | June 28, 2011 | See all satyakun's reviews »This game will remind you of Final Fantasy. with a turn based fighting, this game is mostly loved by those FF series lovers. with such a smooth graphic, this game is very great to play. It will make you laugh every time. enjoy.
60
Greenland Manly Gamer Revival
GMGReviewer | June 28, 2011 | See all GMGReviewer's reviews »Just like the title, this game is so random it's like they said f-it and just run with it and do whatever that pops up in their mind and write anything and do anything and make anything silly and stupid.
Okay, so the game is one of the weirdest games i've played, yet it's also one of the most original games i've played. But the problem is the gameplay sucks! I know it's the weird (live action & in-game) style they're going for, but it just isn't very fun to play. It has an old watered-down JRPG style to it and its very slow and not that fun. Credit for the originality though!
46
I'm sorry..
Aladar | June 27, 2011 | See all Aladar's reviews »..I guess this is how it ends when non-Japanese people try to make a Japanese style RPG.. The game is bland, boring, with pretty bad combat system/boring combats, and looks pretty bad even for an indie game. I guess the "humor" was meant to be a main selling point here, but.. Let's just say it isn't my cup of tea. I find it just too juvenile, in the style of 90s parody movies (Haha, main hero has an ugly girl crushing on him, haha. Hehe, now I'm killing bunnies.). There are some moments I've found quite funny (Hero can't progress further on his quest, because chair is blocking his way - found it a nice poke into some of the very stupid obstacles found in RPGs), but don't hold your breath too much for it. Oh, and there are live-action cutscenes. Those are probably the worst point of this game..