The game specifically condones "spiritual violence" on the spiritual plane, while denying it on a physical plane. The whole concept shows a very weak understanding of Christian history and the nonviolence tradition, which calls all violence into question for its broad ramifications across the planes of reality.

Graphics are "heavily pixellated" (not unlike conservative Christianity itself) and flicker in and out as you go around corners. There are no adjustable display settings, the "saint" creator (hubris, pride, arrogance in the extreme) is apparently broken (won't allow for multiple changes in skin tone), and the character who actually weilds the "double-edged sword" (a relic from a more primitive age, when metaphors dealt with violence, the marketplace, and homelife - think instead in terms of a scale, for instance) is a blonde, white male in a business suit...

I could go on and on. Please don't expose yourself or your children to this violent-apocalypse brainwashing - the true gospel and the true kerpotheosis is a message of peace with inner demons and recognition of the inner messiah and anti-messiah.

Possibly the best game in this genre since Zelda! Engaging, exciting, challenging, fun and varied. I can't wait to buy the full version.

I agree, awesome, even more fun than Ragdoll Masters, which I play constantly. Extremely challenging, beautiful, simple concept that takes the physics of RD Masters and makes it into a scroller.

I did notice, however, that the fifth level starts to show significant speed lag. I am hesitant to pay for the game as I am currently playing on a 700mhz g4 with a gig of RAM, and the more complex levels beyond the fifth are surely going to have the problem even worse. A quality slider in the prefs might help.

On the other hand, it does run with only a 3-hour time limit, and is rad :) I'd rather give you some money, though...