Despite the tameness of it when you think of everything else Suda put his hands on and touched inappropriately, the restraint is one of the things I really like: Gunn's writing makes the little interactions between the actual characters instead of the people you only meet once and then kill really funny and their interactions made the game worth going through.

The minute to minute gameplay is actually the lesser part of this, because it requires some very specific playstyle that is more trouble than its worth, yet requires for you to call yourself "good" at it. Honestly, if you just play how you want and enjoy the bits that matter, this is a memorable little classic.