Overblood
a cult cl-ssic survival horror game made popular by the game informer super replay team.
phil : do you remember the second episode of our overblood replay?
tim : yeah. good thing we figured out how to save.
dan : braap
the moment in a video game when an excess of blood spews forth on the game over screen no matter the manner of death.
i just died by freezing to death in the first room and the floor was still covered in overblood, wtf?
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