The Best Satire Games - Page 5

Covenant: Project Zero is a space opera set in a universe where interstellar corporations and big money interests run everything. Embark on an action-packed adventure as Captain John Covenant, accompanied by a band of rag-tag misfits, to confront the dark evil lurking in the universe.

And you're a chubby guy?

Pilot missiles around obstacles to detonate them in the core of enemy spaceships in this arcade-style flying game. Feel like ace pilot -- if your reflexes are good enough!

Our friend Chuggy just devoured a hearty plate of extra spicy noodles and is on the brink of an epic bout of diarrhea. The nearest toilet is several kilometers up… several. I wish you good luck on your journey, but be warned—the diapers were left at home.

Join the chickens in their war for the stolen dignity, and defeat the wicked Consumers!Immense Threat is a classic-style adventure platformer, set in future. Fight and shoot your way through dangerous enemies, and avoid deadly traps on over 20 levels!

A Memory Maze Spanning Life and Death: A Tender Web of Salvation and Deception Follow protagonist Ye Yuyao into the Tai Xu. Through fragmented memories and relentless inquiry, unravel the hidden truth behind an anonymous organ donor in this haunting interplay of light and shadow.

Banana Ragdoll is a game where you can be amogus and look at Bananas! You can destroy tall towers with realistic physics! There are 3 levels available to you and many character physical property settings.

A small indie rpg/puzzle game where you will need to figure out various glitches and exploits in order to defeat The Big Bad.

IKEV is a furniture assembling simulator in VR where the main antagonist is a lack of manuals! Be creative and resourceful, work through the incorrectly delivered orders, and stay diligent in furnishing your apartment.

Press a button. Increment a number. Change reality. The instant classic returns for a mildly remastered electric boogaloo on modern computer systems. Once again experience the euphoria of button pressing with Josh Powlison's striking developer commentary to guide you.