
Captain Blood
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76561197977197943

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
The only BLOOD ive seen so far is the one coming out from my ears, the audio glitches and the water sfx are driving me insane, please do fix this asap, the audio unbalance is unreal, impossible to hear the dialogue but you get the waterfall literally screaming inside your ears, same goes when you break the barrels in contrast to way lower attacks and missing attack sfx.
Edit:
Ah and also no subtitles.
19 votes funny
76561197977197943

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
The only BLOOD ive seen so far is the one coming out from my ears, the audio glitches and the water sfx are driving me insane, please do fix this asap, the audio unbalance is unreal, impossible to hear the dialogue but you get the waterfall literally screaming inside your ears, same goes when you break the barrels in contrast to way lower attacks and missing attack sfx.
Edit:
Ah and also no subtitles.
19 votes funny
76561198048889896

Recommended3 hrs played (3 hrs at review)
A Pirate Game with God of War’s Soul (and 2006’s Bones)
Originally announced in 2003. Canceled in 2010. Leaked in 2012. Revived in 2024. Released in 2025. Captain Blood’s journey deserves its own Netflix documentary. The game itself? It’s basically God of War with ship battles and a British accent. Peter Blood isn’t angry like Kratos—he’s just tired. Maybe from waiting 20 years to be played. This game feels like someone took God of War (2005), added pirates, then left it in a drawer until 2025. It has combos, ship battles, and a protagonist who broods like Kratos’ less angry cousin. But somehow, it’s fun. If you miss the days of fixed cameras and brutal finishers, this is your strange little time capsule.15 votes funny
76561198160761740

Not Recommended7 hrs played (7 hrs at review)
>Worse audio mixing than the average Metallica album
>Awfully placed checkpoints
>Broken upgrade system
>Game-breaking bugs
Peak 360 era gaming
9 votes funny
76561197985754476

Not Recommended0 hrs played
There's a reason this game didn't come out over a decade ago and the old design clunk from those days definitely shows
9 votes funny
76561198027265076

Recommended0 hrs played
Captain Blood is not a product of today's world, but an action orgy originally intended for the Xbox 360, which is now considered quite outdated and primitive, but which is still somehow dirty fun despite everything.
7 votes funny
76561198069508530

Recommended0 hrs played
I truly PRAY ps2 era action games become as popular as boomer shooters. We truly need more. Where is Captain Blood 2?
5 votes funny
76561198097783096

Not Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
Atrocious sound mixing ruining an otherwise fun game. The sound is so awful there is no chance they were unaware of this before releasing. All the dialogues are drowned out by ambient sfx, the water either ocean/waterfall is so loud it drowns out everything else during gameplay. Desynced audio for executions. Way to go managing to ruin the fun game underneath.
4 votes funny
76561198056240397

Recommended0 hrs played
waited over a decade for this game... then the devs made me wait an extra 5 hours...
worth it though. fun pirate game.
4 votes funny
76561198158684780

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
Captain Bland: A Voyage Not Worth Taking
I wanted to enjoy this, especially in an era where game developers constantly disrespect players with microtransactions and bloated, filler-packed gameplay. I approached this game with an open mind and a genuine desire to have fun. Unfortunately, after completing only the first level, I found little reason to continue and opted for a refund. Ironically, the most compelling aspect of Captain Blood is the story behind its release rather than the gameplay itself. I’m genuinely unsure who this was made for. If it had released during the Xbox 360 era, it would’ve been a mediocre 6.5 or 7 at best. Now? It’s a generous 4, if I’m being kind. It feels, looks, and plays like a relic of the Xbox 360 era—the kind of forgettable weekend rental you’d grab from Blockbuster or Hollywood Video on a Friday night, only to return Monday morning and never think of again. I had plenty of these experiences back in the day; most were enjoyable, others, like this one, were best forgotten. In my short time with it, the game’s technical failings were impossible to ignore. The audio quality is atrocious, a flaw noted by many other players, and the subtitles often fail to keep pace with the dialogue, resulting in a janky and inconsistent experience. Combat is very unsatisfying; strikes lack weight, power, or feedback. Hitting enemies feels hollow, as if the game forgot to add any sense of impact. The checkpoint system makes no sense, designed by a dev with zero respect for the player’s time. It practically dares you to keep suffering through its miserable slog, which only reinforced my decision for a refund. Captain Blood serves as a harsh reminder that nostalgia alone can’t salvage uninspired design, sloppy execution, and outdated mechanics.3 votes funny
76561198074061394

Recommended15 hrs played (15 hrs at review)
A time capsule from the PS3/Xbox 360 era and a well-made God of War clone from 17 years ago.
3 votes funny
76561198077864229

Recommended7 hrs played (7 hrs at review)
Невероятный шедевр 2005 года наконец то получил долгожданный пека порт, потрясающий для своего времени геймплей, невероятная графика, искренне не понимаю как она работала на Xbox 360, оптимизация на превосходном уровне, лучше большинства других ААА релизов за последние 10 лет, обязательная к прохождению игра для каждого уважающего себя геймера, капком стоило бы поучится на примере Капитана Блада в сравнении с тем позором которым был Devil May Cry 5
2 votes funny
76561197962082784

Recommended0 hrs played
I did not buy this expecting it to be good. I bought this expecting it to be COOL. And just look at that art. It's so damn cool. It perfectly captures what every 12 year old boy who ever played pirates as a kid imagined. I can't believe the guys publishing it felt they had to add a layer of sheepish irony to a game this manly and cool looking.
In practice it feels like every single PS2 GoW era hack and slash. Defense isn't real. Attacking feels kinda like chopping through water. Health bars and the damage one does to them feels random. It was at least developed before parryslop and stamina meters became the new meme du jour. But it's so stupidly cool looking and packed with testosterone I can't help but grin while playing it.
1 votes funny
76561198029752352

Recommended0 hrs played
God of War / Prince of Perisa Sand of Time vibes.
If you've been missing classic games like Corsairs or just want to relive the thrill of swordplay, and the smell of gunpowder — Captain Blood is a surprisingly pleasant ride. The atmosphere of high-seas adventure, boarding enemy ships, duels, and a booming orchestral soundtrack — it's all here, just as it should be.
1 votes funny
76561198048923173

Not Recommended5 hrs played (5 hrs at review)
3/10
The story of Captain Blood’s laborious development is far more engaging than the game itself. First announced in 2003, Captain Blood sought to ride the wave of successful hack-and-slashers dominating the market. You can still see the inspiration of titles like Devil May Cry, and later God of War, in the final product. After years of troubled development, the game finally sailed towards a 2010 release date, before a sudden bankruptcy left Captain Blood dead in the water. Fourteen years later, a “re-reveal” dropped out of nowhere, finally promising a new release date. I have to commend publisher SNEG for its focus on game preservation. This industry sees far too many exciting projects tragically cancelled, so to recover one of these projects and finish development is nothing short of incredible. I hope more forgotten games receive second chances in the future, especially titles that feel more deserving. If Captain Blood had been released in the early 2000s, it would’ve been a neat hack-and-slash adventure that didn’t particularly stand out. Had it come out in 2010, it would’ve felt outdated and behind its contemporaries. In 2025, Captain Blood is an absolute slog with very few redeeming qualities. No amount of modern polish could save its abysmal core, not that there’s much polish to begin with. This is only worth playing if you yearn for the era of PS2 action, but aren’t willing to revisit the bottomless well of incredible games from that time. The franchises that once inspired Captain Blood have evolved across two decades to become far more complex and engaging. Meanwhile, titles like “En Garde!” and “Hi-Fi Rush” provide new takes on action conventions, and are filled with swashbuckling fun While Captain Blood does capture a small fraction of the charm from that era of gaming, it simply isn’t able to compete with the greats of yesteryear or the new kids of today. Even outside of comparison, it fails to be enjoyable, due to lethargic repetitive gameplay, a swarm of technical issues and perhaps most insultingly, a dull adaptation of piracy. Full Review1 votes funny
76561198005261722

Not Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
I can understand why fans of this games creation from 20 years ago are giving it a positive review. I really do. But I simply can’t.
So here’s what I’ll do.
If I were to review this game based on when it should have originally been released. Some 20 years ago or wtv, I would have given it an average score. 5/10. It would have been considered an average hack and slash game. Not great but not terrible.
If I were to review this game based on it’s release of today I’d say this is a crap game. 2/10. It offers nothing new or innovative. It’s just a quick and easy cash grab for a game that was probably already finished and collecting dust on a shelf for decades and they finally decided to release it and try to make a quick buck.
That’s pretty much all I can say about it. The graphics are obviously bad, but so is the sound design and sound quality. The gameplay is boring, repetitive, old and just tired. The plot is obvious and cliche, the writing doesn’t make sense, it has bugs and glitches, it sells for 5 dollars more than it should and honestly the only thing it really has going for it is the level design. They were pretty okay I think.
I played for almost 2 hours and completed 5 or 6 missions in that time frame. Not sure how many missions are in the game but even if it was 20 missions that means the length of play for this would only be like 6 hours of gameplay. There’s no real ship to ship combat, no piloting your ship, no crew management, no customizations or choices at all. There’s loads of QTE boss fights and cutscenes I mean. Well, like I said. If it had released 20 years ago I’d have given it a thumbs up and said it was average. But today? No. Just, just no. Not worth it IMO.
But if you’d like a more in-depth look then feel free to check out the review on my Youtube Channel (link below).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoIQPdwMFpg
Otherwise, thanks so much for reading and I hope I managed to help some of you out there spend your money wisely.
1 votes funny
76561198892228256

Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
Прекрасная игра, которая приятно ощущается и играется даже до сих пор. Как же жеаль, что её не выпустили в своё время, она была бы хитом, однако и сейчас приятно наблюдать за приключениями блада, которые смазываются обильным мясом, что особенно в нынешнее время радует глаз. Так же нельзя не отметить, ни капельки не устаревшую режиссуру, единственное, что очевидно подверглось старению это графика, при этом же, хоть она очевидно и выглядит устаревшей, саму её назвать некрасивой нельзя, она приятна глазу. Ну короче... ИСПАНЦЫЫЫЫ!!!!
1 votes funny
76561197960895618

Recommended6 hrs played (3 hrs at review)
I have been smiling the first hour of playing this game and I initially tried the demo for 5 minutes and then instantly bought the game.
Anyone remember Fighting Force on the Playstation??
This game gave me that vibe when playing it and if people recall, games used to be fun back then even though they were very linear. Such simplistic times and nowadays when companies make open worlds, people complain it's too boring and that there are too many "fetch quests". That is why we need to go back to these types of games to just follow the path, enjoy the story and game play, then call it a day after 6-10 hours instead of having to do 50+ hours in open world tedious crap.
So far I am enjoying it as it is bringing back that nostalgic old era of gaming and not many do that these days unfortunately.
This game just has more of that old school happy feel to it and I am happy to give my $32, it may not be the same for others but there is a demo to try before you buy, so do not buy the game and give it a negative review because it wasn't what you were expecting.
Each time you come across something new, a tutorial explains the buttons and how to use it etc.
Different coloured and types of enemies cannot be grabbed, so you will need to dodge, block/counter, throw a bomb, pick up a weapon the enemy dropped or a box/barrel and what ever else is available. Also there are quick time events (QTE) which is pretty cool, upgrades for combos, character, finishers and obviously the age and style of the game, there is a bit of jank with the game play and bad camera angles at times but that it how it was back then which was fun and we had no complaints.
Only issue I have had so far is the audio keeps skipping at times when I launch the game, so I just close it, relaunch it and problem solved. Not sure if it's the Nvidia overlay that bugs the sound out when the games loading, also you need to just play around with the sound settings in the game to get the right feel of the music, vfx, dialogue etc.
I give it a thumbs up and a recommendation if you are an old nub like myself who misses these types of games, also to support the developers and publishers.
1 votes funny
76561198078178546

Recommended5 hrs played (4 hrs at review)
Full Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/QJuZ3-9H6ZM
Gameplay: Good
Story: Very Good
Music: Good
PC Requirements: Medium
Game Time: 3.5 - 6 hours
Here I will leave the cat, friends who pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up
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1 votes funny
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76561197977197943

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
The only BLOOD ive seen so far is the one coming out from my ears, the audio glitches and the water sfx are driving me insane, please do fix this asap, the audio unbalance is unreal, impossible to hear the dialogue but you get the waterfall literally screaming inside your ears, same goes when you break the barrels in contrast to way lower attacks and missing attack sfx.
Edit:
Ah and also no subtitles.
19 votes funny
76561197977197943

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
The only BLOOD ive seen so far is the one coming out from my ears, the audio glitches and the water sfx are driving me insane, please do fix this asap, the audio unbalance is unreal, impossible to hear the dialogue but you get the waterfall literally screaming inside your ears, same goes when you break the barrels in contrast to way lower attacks and missing attack sfx.
Edit:
Ah and also no subtitles.
19 votes funny
76561198048889896

Recommended3 hrs played (3 hrs at review)
A Pirate Game with God of War’s Soul (and 2006’s Bones)
Originally announced in 2003. Canceled in 2010. Leaked in 2012. Revived in 2024. Released in 2025. Captain Blood’s journey deserves its own Netflix documentary. The game itself? It’s basically God of War with ship battles and a British accent. Peter Blood isn’t angry like Kratos—he’s just tired. Maybe from waiting 20 years to be played. This game feels like someone took God of War (2005), added pirates, then left it in a drawer until 2025. It has combos, ship battles, and a protagonist who broods like Kratos’ less angry cousin. But somehow, it’s fun. If you miss the days of fixed cameras and brutal finishers, this is your strange little time capsule.15 votes funny
76561198160761740

Not Recommended7 hrs played (7 hrs at review)
>Worse audio mixing than the average Metallica album
>Awfully placed checkpoints
>Broken upgrade system
>Game-breaking bugs
Peak 360 era gaming
9 votes funny
76561197985754476

Not Recommended0 hrs played
There's a reason this game didn't come out over a decade ago and the old design clunk from those days definitely shows
9 votes funny
76561198027265076

Recommended0 hrs played
Captain Blood is not a product of today's world, but an action orgy originally intended for the Xbox 360, which is now considered quite outdated and primitive, but which is still somehow dirty fun despite everything.
7 votes funny
76561198069508530

Recommended0 hrs played
I truly PRAY ps2 era action games become as popular as boomer shooters. We truly need more. Where is Captain Blood 2?
5 votes funny
76561198097783096

Not Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
Atrocious sound mixing ruining an otherwise fun game. The sound is so awful there is no chance they were unaware of this before releasing. All the dialogues are drowned out by ambient sfx, the water either ocean/waterfall is so loud it drowns out everything else during gameplay. Desynced audio for executions. Way to go managing to ruin the fun game underneath.
4 votes funny
76561198056240397

Recommended0 hrs played
waited over a decade for this game... then the devs made me wait an extra 5 hours...
worth it though. fun pirate game.
4 votes funny
76561198158684780

Not Recommended2 hrs played (2 hrs at review)
Captain Bland: A Voyage Not Worth Taking
I wanted to enjoy this, especially in an era where game developers constantly disrespect players with microtransactions and bloated, filler-packed gameplay. I approached this game with an open mind and a genuine desire to have fun. Unfortunately, after completing only the first level, I found little reason to continue and opted for a refund. Ironically, the most compelling aspect of Captain Blood is the story behind its release rather than the gameplay itself. I’m genuinely unsure who this was made for. If it had released during the Xbox 360 era, it would’ve been a mediocre 6.5 or 7 at best. Now? It’s a generous 4, if I’m being kind. It feels, looks, and plays like a relic of the Xbox 360 era—the kind of forgettable weekend rental you’d grab from Blockbuster or Hollywood Video on a Friday night, only to return Monday morning and never think of again. I had plenty of these experiences back in the day; most were enjoyable, others, like this one, were best forgotten. In my short time with it, the game’s technical failings were impossible to ignore. The audio quality is atrocious, a flaw noted by many other players, and the subtitles often fail to keep pace with the dialogue, resulting in a janky and inconsistent experience. Combat is very unsatisfying; strikes lack weight, power, or feedback. Hitting enemies feels hollow, as if the game forgot to add any sense of impact. The checkpoint system makes no sense, designed by a dev with zero respect for the player’s time. It practically dares you to keep suffering through its miserable slog, which only reinforced my decision for a refund. Captain Blood serves as a harsh reminder that nostalgia alone can’t salvage uninspired design, sloppy execution, and outdated mechanics.3 votes funny
76561198074061394

Recommended15 hrs played (15 hrs at review)
A time capsule from the PS3/Xbox 360 era and a well-made God of War clone from 17 years ago.
3 votes funny
76561198077864229

Recommended7 hrs played (7 hrs at review)
Невероятный шедевр 2005 года наконец то получил долгожданный пека порт, потрясающий для своего времени геймплей, невероятная графика, искренне не понимаю как она работала на Xbox 360, оптимизация на превосходном уровне, лучше большинства других ААА релизов за последние 10 лет, обязательная к прохождению игра для каждого уважающего себя геймера, капком стоило бы поучится на примере Капитана Блада в сравнении с тем позором которым был Devil May Cry 5
2 votes funny
76561197962082784

Recommended0 hrs played
I did not buy this expecting it to be good. I bought this expecting it to be COOL. And just look at that art. It's so damn cool. It perfectly captures what every 12 year old boy who ever played pirates as a kid imagined. I can't believe the guys publishing it felt they had to add a layer of sheepish irony to a game this manly and cool looking.
In practice it feels like every single PS2 GoW era hack and slash. Defense isn't real. Attacking feels kinda like chopping through water. Health bars and the damage one does to them feels random. It was at least developed before parryslop and stamina meters became the new meme du jour. But it's so stupidly cool looking and packed with testosterone I can't help but grin while playing it.
1 votes funny
76561198029752352

Recommended0 hrs played
God of War / Prince of Perisa Sand of Time vibes.
If you've been missing classic games like Corsairs or just want to relive the thrill of swordplay, and the smell of gunpowder — Captain Blood is a surprisingly pleasant ride. The atmosphere of high-seas adventure, boarding enemy ships, duels, and a booming orchestral soundtrack — it's all here, just as it should be.
1 votes funny
76561198048923173

Not Recommended5 hrs played (5 hrs at review)
3/10
The story of Captain Blood’s laborious development is far more engaging than the game itself. First announced in 2003, Captain Blood sought to ride the wave of successful hack-and-slashers dominating the market. You can still see the inspiration of titles like Devil May Cry, and later God of War, in the final product. After years of troubled development, the game finally sailed towards a 2010 release date, before a sudden bankruptcy left Captain Blood dead in the water. Fourteen years later, a “re-reveal” dropped out of nowhere, finally promising a new release date. I have to commend publisher SNEG for its focus on game preservation. This industry sees far too many exciting projects tragically cancelled, so to recover one of these projects and finish development is nothing short of incredible. I hope more forgotten games receive second chances in the future, especially titles that feel more deserving. If Captain Blood had been released in the early 2000s, it would’ve been a neat hack-and-slash adventure that didn’t particularly stand out. Had it come out in 2010, it would’ve felt outdated and behind its contemporaries. In 2025, Captain Blood is an absolute slog with very few redeeming qualities. No amount of modern polish could save its abysmal core, not that there’s much polish to begin with. This is only worth playing if you yearn for the era of PS2 action, but aren’t willing to revisit the bottomless well of incredible games from that time. The franchises that once inspired Captain Blood have evolved across two decades to become far more complex and engaging. Meanwhile, titles like “En Garde!” and “Hi-Fi Rush” provide new takes on action conventions, and are filled with swashbuckling fun While Captain Blood does capture a small fraction of the charm from that era of gaming, it simply isn’t able to compete with the greats of yesteryear or the new kids of today. Even outside of comparison, it fails to be enjoyable, due to lethargic repetitive gameplay, a swarm of technical issues and perhaps most insultingly, a dull adaptation of piracy. Full Review1 votes funny
76561198005261722

Not Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
I can understand why fans of this games creation from 20 years ago are giving it a positive review. I really do. But I simply can’t.
So here’s what I’ll do.
If I were to review this game based on when it should have originally been released. Some 20 years ago or wtv, I would have given it an average score. 5/10. It would have been considered an average hack and slash game. Not great but not terrible.
If I were to review this game based on it’s release of today I’d say this is a crap game. 2/10. It offers nothing new or innovative. It’s just a quick and easy cash grab for a game that was probably already finished and collecting dust on a shelf for decades and they finally decided to release it and try to make a quick buck.
That’s pretty much all I can say about it. The graphics are obviously bad, but so is the sound design and sound quality. The gameplay is boring, repetitive, old and just tired. The plot is obvious and cliche, the writing doesn’t make sense, it has bugs and glitches, it sells for 5 dollars more than it should and honestly the only thing it really has going for it is the level design. They were pretty okay I think.
I played for almost 2 hours and completed 5 or 6 missions in that time frame. Not sure how many missions are in the game but even if it was 20 missions that means the length of play for this would only be like 6 hours of gameplay. There’s no real ship to ship combat, no piloting your ship, no crew management, no customizations or choices at all. There’s loads of QTE boss fights and cutscenes I mean. Well, like I said. If it had released 20 years ago I’d have given it a thumbs up and said it was average. But today? No. Just, just no. Not worth it IMO.
But if you’d like a more in-depth look then feel free to check out the review on my Youtube Channel (link below).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoIQPdwMFpg
Otherwise, thanks so much for reading and I hope I managed to help some of you out there spend your money wisely.
1 votes funny
76561198892228256

Recommended1 hrs played (1 hrs at review)
Прекрасная игра, которая приятно ощущается и играется даже до сих пор. Как же жеаль, что её не выпустили в своё время, она была бы хитом, однако и сейчас приятно наблюдать за приключениями блада, которые смазываются обильным мясом, что особенно в нынешнее время радует глаз. Так же нельзя не отметить, ни капельки не устаревшую режиссуру, единственное, что очевидно подверглось старению это графика, при этом же, хоть она очевидно и выглядит устаревшей, саму её назвать некрасивой нельзя, она приятна глазу. Ну короче... ИСПАНЦЫЫЫЫ!!!!
1 votes funny
76561197960895618

Recommended6 hrs played (3 hrs at review)
I have been smiling the first hour of playing this game and I initially tried the demo for 5 minutes and then instantly bought the game.
Anyone remember Fighting Force on the Playstation??
This game gave me that vibe when playing it and if people recall, games used to be fun back then even though they were very linear. Such simplistic times and nowadays when companies make open worlds, people complain it's too boring and that there are too many "fetch quests". That is why we need to go back to these types of games to just follow the path, enjoy the story and game play, then call it a day after 6-10 hours instead of having to do 50+ hours in open world tedious crap.
So far I am enjoying it as it is bringing back that nostalgic old era of gaming and not many do that these days unfortunately.
This game just has more of that old school happy feel to it and I am happy to give my $32, it may not be the same for others but there is a demo to try before you buy, so do not buy the game and give it a negative review because it wasn't what you were expecting.
Each time you come across something new, a tutorial explains the buttons and how to use it etc.
Different coloured and types of enemies cannot be grabbed, so you will need to dodge, block/counter, throw a bomb, pick up a weapon the enemy dropped or a box/barrel and what ever else is available. Also there are quick time events (QTE) which is pretty cool, upgrades for combos, character, finishers and obviously the age and style of the game, there is a bit of jank with the game play and bad camera angles at times but that it how it was back then which was fun and we had no complaints.
Only issue I have had so far is the audio keeps skipping at times when I launch the game, so I just close it, relaunch it and problem solved. Not sure if it's the Nvidia overlay that bugs the sound out when the games loading, also you need to just play around with the sound settings in the game to get the right feel of the music, vfx, dialogue etc.
I give it a thumbs up and a recommendation if you are an old nub like myself who misses these types of games, also to support the developers and publishers.
1 votes funny
76561198078178546

Recommended5 hrs played (4 hrs at review)
Full Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/QJuZ3-9H6ZM
Gameplay: Good
Story: Very Good
Music: Good
PC Requirements: Medium
Game Time: 3.5 - 6 hours
Here I will leave the cat, friends who pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up
/> フ
| l
/` ミ_xノ
/ |
/ ヽ ノ
│ | | |
/ ̄| | | |
| ( ̄ヽ_ヽ)__)
1 votes funny