Ratalaika Games swoops in once again to provide an easy platinum trophy (or 1k gamerscore) for a largely mediocre game. What hurts about Freddy Spaghetti, though, is that this game had potential, and there's some actual love found within it.

Freddy Spaghetti largely reminds me of The Stanley Parable in terms of its presentation, yet it's on a strictly level-based structure. This melding of concepts creates a rather unique game in the sea of cheap indie titles, yet the actual gameplay suffers terribly. With extraordinarily unresponsive controls and out of nowhere difficulty spikes, Freddy Spaghetti feels half-baked most of the time, which is a shame.

Again, Freddy Spaghetti has more heart and dignity than just about any other Ratalaika release out there, but that still doesn't make this game all too great. Hopefully, a sequel can iron out some of these issues and make a stronger release.