Ravenous Devils caught my attention because of the unique concept of being a point and click cooking simulator with gory depictions of slaughter. The aim was to manage a tailor shop and kill its customers to use their meat as ingredients in the adjoining pub. Aesthetically it was great with the 19th century London style, the environment updating visually as progress was made through an addictive gameplay loop of trying to appease customers and make as much money as possible. I was able to completely zone out, even had a little routine with each working day.

At the time of playing there was no risk of being discovered—it was impossible to fail—but a new mode that includes policemen has been added since. It's obviously good when developers take on the feedback from their players.