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If you hail from the era when DOOM, Quake and Unreal Tournament were your go-to games then Immortal Redneck is for you. Crema has captured the essence of that era and packaged it in an unusual pairing with frantic gun toting goodness, challenging enemies and boss fights, slick and colourful environments that are almost never the same in terms of layout, and so many different ways to tackle the pyramid tier system with a healthy variation in abilities for each god you unlock through the skill tree. It’s fast, fun, and before you know it, you’re back at it again for the umpteenth time trying to obliterate foes with each character at your disposal just to hear some of those wacky redneck quips again.

An introspective puzzle game that teaches you about love, travelling, the importance of self-love and challenges some of those hyperbolic statements we make about how far we would go for our loved one. Team Gotham has a right treat here.

Stale battling aside, the game isn’t bad, it’s just not very good. It fully embraces AR, though not perfectly, and has enough of its own flavour to be entertaining for children. The bad acting and lousy script may ward off older gamers and the lack of extras won’t help sustain it either. If you do intend to buy, just make sure you don’t have any expectations.