Revenge of the Bitch for Download

The RPG parody “Revenge of the Bitch” is out for download on PC. One can’t be sure how the role of women is treated in this game from the title. But if we want to find out it is available for download. The comedy game is certain to be controversial once it becomes more well known. Downloadable games are not rated by the ESRB for some reason. The Online-enabled games carry the notice “Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB.” This notice warns those who intend to play the game online about possible exposure to chat (text, audio, video) or other types of user-generated content (e.g., maps, skins) that have not been considered in the ESRB rating assignment.

In this first episode in a series of parody role-playing games set in the vast world of Untitled, the game combines adventure and classic turn-based battle sequences with monsters ranging from adorable housecats to ruthlessly high pot-smoking purple monsters. With the language, tobacco and drug references it isn’t about to get any love from parents, but might be funny for adults.

The game features five playable characters and up to 30 hours of gameplay. Written, conceived and designed by Mark Leung, “Revenge of the Bitch” was developed in Hong Kong by a small group of young programmers, artists, musicians and actors.

The game opens with Mark Leung himself a hapless ginseng collector who soon finds himself embroiled in a petty battle between two strange religions, all while enduring the wrath of an angry, obsessive ex-girlfriend. As he battles his way through Untitled, Mark and his companions must deal with a strange curse that has fallen over the land, turning anyone who does not eat vegetables into cockroaches. Indie developer Mark Leung is 26 year old guy from Hong Kong who was educated in Singapore and the United States at Babson College.