A great little game to kill some time. I work as a teacher and this game was an excellent way to pass some time during the breaks.

+ The artwork is quite good, and it's consistent. Nothing stands out in a negative way.
+ The action sequences are quite good. They are neither overwhelming nor too over-the-top.
+ The game has quite regular checkpoints, so you don't have to play a whole area again when you die.
+ The voice-acting is quite good for an indie game. I especially liked the voice actor of our protagonist, Max.
+ Very nice, rock/metal-themed soundtrack.
+ The game has collectibles (secret locations, golden gun parts and body armor parts); nice for completionists.
+ All the weapons have many levels of upgrades, which sometimes changes how they work noticeably.

+/- Most games of this kind has a BFG-type weapon they hand out in the end. Splatter gives you all the weapons many levels before the last one, and none of them are truly devastating.
+-/ The story was interesting, but not a masterpiece. It was simple enough to follow, but not deep enough to really care.

- The variety of weapons is sufficient but you can finish the whole game with just shotgun. It's very effective, and you won't need another weapon if you fully upgrade it. I've almost never used the grenade launcher and the flame thrower.

All in all, I can recommend this game to anyone who is looking for a short game to play in quick bursts.

A great little game to kill some time. I work as a teacher and this game was an excellent way to pass some time during the breaks. + The artwork is quite good, and it's consistent. Nothing stands out in a negative way. + The action sequences are quite good. They are neither overwhelming nor too over-the-top. + The game has quite regular checkpoints, so you don't have to play a whole area again when you die. + The voice-acting is quite good for an indie game. I especially liked the voice actor of our protagonist, Max. + Very nice, rock/metal-themed soundtrack. + The game has collectibles (secret locations, golden gun parts and body armor parts); nice for completionists. + All the weapons have many levels of upgrades, which sometimes changes how they work noticeably. +/- Most games of this kind has a BFG-type weapon they hand out in the end. Splatter gives you all the weapons many levels before the last one, and none of them are truly devastating. +-/ The story was interesting, but not a masterpiece. It was simple enough to follow, but not deep enough to really care. - The variety of weapons is sufficient but you can finish the whole game with just shotgun. It's very effective, and you won't need another weapon if you fully upgrade it. I've almost never used the grenade launcher and the flame thrower. All in all, I can recommend this game to anyone who is looking for a short game to play in quick bursts.