Yeah... The Slaughtering Grounds is bad.

So... as a joke from a friend, I received a gift copy of that game while it was on sale for $0.20 (yeah, twenty cents).

Yeah, it's bad. Really, really bad. It's not a complete waste of money at $0.20 (or as a free "gift"), but it's still nonfunctional and on a thin line. Every bugged out 'feature' in this game makes me want to demand the source code just to fix half of what I saw.

That's all I have to say, honestly.

Jim Sterling is right about the game itself, but it still ain't right to vengefully chase after the game dev's whole library afterward and humiliate them for entertainment, regardless of how childishly they react to criticism. That's just my $0.02.