- February 1, 2023
- MDickie
The You Testament: The 2D Coming
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About
"The You Testament: The 2D Coming" is a 2D side-scrolling game that allows players to experience the biblical epic from a first-person perspective. With the ability to shape the story and play as various characters, the game challenges players to navigate the line between good and evil. The game also features a variety of powers and the ability to replay with a character of your own creation. This unique take on the original 3D game encourages players to challenge their preconceptions of religious history.











- The game offers a hilarious and chaotic sandbox experience, allowing players to interact with biblical events in absurd and entertaining ways.
- It features a robust character editor and a variety of gameplay mechanics, including RPG elements and the ability to perform miracles or cause chaos.
- For its low price, the game provides a fun and unique experience that can lead to countless ridiculous scenarios and memorable moments.
- The controls are confusing and lack customization options, making gameplay frustrating at times.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including low frame rates and outdated graphics that do not meet modern gaming standards.
- Its offensive content and satirical take on religious themes may not be suitable for all players, potentially alienating some audiences.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a humorous and irreverent take on biblical narratives, closely following the life of Jesus while incorporating elements from "The Life of Brian" and "The Matrix." Players can choose to adhere to the original biblical storyline or diverge significantly, with the plot featuring absurdity and nihilism that challenges traditional notions of divine order. The gameplay mechanics initially lead to chaotic encounters, but eventually guide players toward meaningful interactions that advance the plot.
“You can follow the story of the Bible exactly or deviate from it as much as the game allows.”
“Finally started to proceed with the plot by interacting with the right people.”
“The goofified story sticks close to the source and the transpired collateral may only seem vaguely offensive to prudes because it undermines the notion of divine order or intelligent design, mocking the very existence by putting its silliness on display in a nihilistically absurd manner.”
“Didn't really know how to proceed with the plot, so after learning some basic mechanics, I mostly ended up laying on the ground waiting while they stopped beating me. I ended up killing all the Romans I saw, escaping most of the judgment trials by the will of the crowd, no matter that I was on a killing spree beheading those arrogant jerks.”
“It still follows the story of Jesus but now with the life of Brian and Matrix elements thrown in, with all the miracles and magical powers you learn being explained as Jesus and Satan teaching you how to manipulate the 'code' of the physical world around you.”