You are in for an epic mindf*ck. Mark Leung: Revenge of the Bitch is the first episode in a series of mean-spirited parody RPGs that has been dubbed by one critic as “Final Fantasy meets the Internet.” Set in the vast world of Untitled, Revenge of the Bitch combines adventure and classic turn-based battle sequences with monsters ranging from adorable housecats to ruthlessly high pot-smoking purple monsters. The game features five playable characters, customizable classes and up to 30 hours of gameplay. Written, conceived and designed by Mark Leung himself! Revenge of the Bitch is an indie game built with the blood, sweat, tears and other bodily fluids of a small and slightly insane team of developers. In addition to designing all the monsters in the game, Mark Leung himself also provide voiceovers for most of them, wack-a-doodle!
Mark Leung hits the spot as a parody game, unlike some other parody games this game isn't a tryhard.
It is flatout simple and never tries to be like other parody games, clearly its made from Marks own vision of parody and given his personal "jester" nature the end result feels very natural.
It is not the best crafted game obviously and has some minor issues with sometimes audio refusing to work if you use openal or bad gfx settings may force you to delete the "prefs.cs" file and restart the config from scratch, but aside from that, the live action videos give it a certain flavor rarely seen in games nowadays I was definitely pleased with this game.
As for RPG elements there is leveling and several equipement pieces and a fair amount of items, really anything you would expect form a old school rpg, simple but deep enough where its not just flatout nonsense.