Death of the Reprobate

Hey saints and sinners,We have partnered up with Lost in Cult to create The Immortal John Triptych Physical for Nintendo Switch 2 and Playstation 5.The physicals include Four Last Things, The Procession to Calvary, and Death of the Reprobate with the Immortal …

Hey Sins and Sinners,We’re 3 days away from our 10 year anniversary Direct and livestream on September 6th!Right after the Akupara Direct, we will be livestreaming quite a few games from the Akupara Games library!Come join on September 6th at Noon PT for hours…

Hey, sinners and saints,Immortal John Triptych is out now!If you enjoyed Four Last Things, The Procession to Calvary, and/or Death of the Reprobate, then The Immortal John Triptych, which brings all three games together under one complete package! From someone…

Every year when it's Spotify Wrapped time, I'm always excited to go through the little process with all of my friends-- only to realize that the thing I've listened to most is some game soundtrack, because video game OSTs on loop soothe and relax my troubled m…

Hey saints and sinners, Next month we are kicking off our 10 year anniversary and we are celebrating with our first annual Akupara Direct, hosted by Alpha Beta Gamer.Immortal John Triptych is joining the Akupara Direct where we will be streaming and talking ab…

Hey sinners,The Immortal John Triptych is officially releasing on August 27th!If you’re a true guffawing gamer, then I would recommend checking out our flippantly silly game, The Immortal John Triptych! The Immortal John Triptych brings Four Last Things, The P…

Hey sinners and saints,I’m happy to introduce the Immortal John Triptych!The Immortal John Triptych brings Four Last Things, The Procession to Calvary, and Death of the Reprobate together under one complete package! This isn’t just a merging of the three games…

Hey sinners and saints, I’m the community manager of Akupara Games and I’m the holy messenger boy here to announce that Akupara Games is publishing Death of the Reprobate as well as the rest of Joe Richardson’s collection. -riv otter

In case anyone was wondering, Death of the Reprobate is fully playable on a dusty Steam Deck, and pairs nicely with a cup of tea and a Tunnock's Tea Cake. You can use touch screen or trackpad, though I would recommend trackpad. By default 'A' will highlight ho…

Someone asked for trading cards, so I made some trading cards. Now there are trading cards. Is that good?

Out now with Linux support is Death of the Reprobate, a comedy point and click adventure game styled like renaissance artwork from Joe Richardson. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/11/comedy-renaissance-artwork-styled-adventure-dea…

Sometimes the art-making process is a sacred thing. Other times it's fart trumpets and poop jokes. Nobody knew this better than pre-modern artists: Members of a movement that found its roots in the classical and medieval period, Renaissance artists are best kn…

The third (and FINAL) installment of the Immortal John Triptych, spiritual successor to Four Last Things and The Procession to Calvary, is now available! Go go go! Do I have to link the store page? idk, here it is just in case - https://store.steampowered.com/…

Save and Sound is a cool event focusing on sound/music in games. Me and my musician Eduardo made a funny little video to be part of their livestream. We greenscreened Eduardo into the game! He wore a costume and everything! It's pretty great. The stream starts…

Solo developer Joe Richardson is bringing on another brilliantly funny fusion of Monty Pythonesque humour with artwork styled like moving Renaissance paintings in Death of the Reprobate. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/10/monty-p…

🎶🎺Hear ye, hear ye!🎺🎶 Death of the Reprobate will be released on November 7th! It's been a long old 4-and-a-bit years. I am withered to a husk. But it's almost done. Death of the Reprobate will finally come to Steam on November 7th 2024! Praise your lord a…

I feel as if the header image successfully conveys the appeal of Joe Richardson's work. He makes point-and-click adventures which take real Renaissance paintings, animate them in cut-out style (think Monty Python), and juxtapose them with modern vernacular. Hi…