The Holy Gosh Darn (2024)

The Holy Gosh Darn (2024) thrusts players into a frantic, six-hour race against time to save Heaven from utter annihilation. As the angel Cassiel, you're armed with a mysterious magical clock from Death, granting you the power of time travel. This central mechanic allows you to freely leap between past and present across Heaven, Hell, Earth, and Helheim, using future insights to influence and accelerate past events. It's a riotous narrative adventure that blends time-travel with Metroidvania exploration, inventive puzzles, and over-the-top set pieces, all while you uncover the secrets of a divine artifact and battle an army of Phantoms intent on ruining your afterlife. This title is a natural fit for a list of the best games published by Yogscast Games, embodying the publisher's penchant for quirky, humor-laden, and mechanically innovative indie experiences. From the team behind the much-loved *Manual Samuel* and *Helheim Hassle*, *The Holy Gosh Darn* promises the same outrageous humor and memorable characters that resonate deeply with the Yogscast audience. Its unique time-pressured narrative, self-aware jokes like the "Shut up" button for dialogue, and the sheer chaos of saving the afterlife against a ticking clock align perfectly with the kind of engaging, often hilarious, and genuinely unique adventures that Yogscast Games champions, marking it as a standout example of their curated catalog.