What an interresting experience.

+ Pros
leveldesign looks pretty good, nice scenery
story ist pretty interresting, likeable NPCs
great weapon collection
upgradeable weapons/armor
music fits the themes
multiple endings
booba

- Cons
short duration
enemy pathfinding/behaviour sometimes buggy


Give it a try, it sure was fun.
Don't be fooled by the souls-like tag, it's a GZDoom game

Called Scumhead for a reason.

It certainly requires a special mind to create such a sickening and grotesque fever dream of a videogame and call it a boomer shooter, kudos!

First things first, I played this game while suffering from a viral infection and fever on painkiller and meds, which certainly pushed the experience even further. So we were ill and felt absolutely miserable, the perfect condition to blast through this bizarre game. What started out as an interesting, but rather conventional and almost plain boomer shooter transformed after a couple of hours and a bunch alien hell worlds full of death and decay, and more bare-breasted monster then any sane man would even dare to ask for, into a psychedelic epiphany of madness and savagery. Mortha manages with minimal use of text and ambiguous explanations to deliver an outstanding merit on the world building of this obscure and unique setting.

It's not a perfect game by any means and we could argue about issues with gameplay, lack of balancing, broken enemy pathfinding, and other stuff like the most sadistic settings menu a human ever dared to code into a videogame, but at the end of the day I didn't care about any of these issues and just felt the urge to blast through this game. To soak in it's repulsive weirdness. Not every game is made to make you feel good, so get over it already. If you're looking for a one of a kind experience, are able to cope with it's flaws and deal with some absolutely weird, but interesting design concepts, step a little closer and give this game a proper look. There might be something to be found, or to the be lost. Who am I to tell you.

The Festival of War in it's excessive entirety is an artistic endeavor every lunatic should experience once in their life.

Great game, would highly recommend. 8.5/10

Pros:
+ Absolutely beautiful levels, I was constantly stopping to just appreciate the scene
+ Weapons are satisfying
+ core gameplay is great
+ really cool boss fights
+ your healing item is a friggin fumo
+ Huge arsenal of cool and unique weapons to choose from
+ Unbelievably creative, I have never played anything quite like this. The only games I can think of remotely similar are Kingdom Hearts 1 and Dark Souls 1. (I say kingdom hearts because they both have the same world-hopping adventure premise, with nonlinear progression)
+ nonlinear progression through the plot makes it feel more like an adventure than "following a script" as so many games do.
+ SOVL

Cons:
- way too short, the levels passed so fast I felt I didn't have enough time to appreciate it. Each level could have been much, much longer. I understand that this is an indie dev so they are quite limited on budget, so I can't expect them to match a company with a million dollar budget, but it was really disappointing how they crafted this amazing world and then I got through the whole area in one hour.
- WAY TOO EASY. And there's no hardmode. I didn't struggle at all on most bosses, and it also makes the game shorter/less impactful. Maybe I'm just used to playing JRPGs with crazy difficulty but this seriously needed a hardmode.

gud game, buy

gives me the vibes of majoras mask. excellent game, though very simple.

It was pretty cool, but there were too many boobs.

*impressions*
This game is not polished, feels aimless, and has some annoying sections. The art style and gameplay direction really do a lot for the experience, so at this early stage it feels like a 5.5/10, with 5 being meh and 6 being decent. Has a lot of promise, but the jankiness and lack of clarity make it feel like a slog at times. With tighter level design, ambient fog/low-power lighting changes, and sharpening up some of the graphical and ui hiccups/rough-spots, this could easily become a cult-classic.
Just doesn't feel like it's there yet, though it is absolutely worth picking up on sale if you're curious about the art style of this Doom-Shooter-meets-Demon-Souls game.

gemmy

I knew I wanted to play this after I saw the promotional material a while back, and it delivered. Can't wait to play more.

Game is truly special game. Unique and beautiful for a game built on the doom engine. If you are even remotely interested in playing this game buy it.

Honestly a pretty fun game, genuinely impressed that this works on the old GZdoom engine.