The Kindeman Remedy (2023)

Helping mankind to scientifically progress is in everyone’s best interest. However, being tortured by a madman doesn’t sit highly on my to-do list. Accordingly, I’m not sure whether I want to go to Dr Kindeman’s insane GP practice. Yet, if you fancy getting your hands dirty, then this affordable title will be right up your street. Despite its shortcomings, I recommend buying it here! Saving the world is no easy feat. Furthermore, no one understands genius like Dr Kindeman. As such, stay the course, complete your research, and become a global hero.

For fans of management games with a dark and unconventional theme, The Kindeman Remedy might have some appeal, but it is probably not suitable for a wider audience. The initial charm of the morbid theme quickly fades in the face of the monotony of the tasks and the game's lack of depth.

With The Kindeman Remedy, Troglobytes Games offers a murky experience, full of morally questionable situations, that will make us accomplices in a heinous investigation. A good option for those who want to try something different, with an unusual twist within the genre, which is fun, at least during the first few hours.

A remarkable game that turns you into a mad doctor for a few hours, complete with a dose of violence and morbidity. The idea is fine, the look is acceptable too, but the in-game activities are rather few and, more importantly, repetitive to death.

Can torturing prisoners in a secret underground laboratory be kinda boring? The Kindeman Remedy shows that it can. Essentially a time management game, The Kindeman Remedy has players putting an evil doctor and his nun assistant through the paces of dark experiments in a way that ends up feeling a lot like a repetitive day of work. Some cheap kicks to be had from the not-so-violent violence, but the shock value is short-lived. Not a prison I would want to spend any significant amount of time in.