This is an awful spinoff for the Bendy series. The Graphics are still as creative as "The Ink Machine" but less atmospheric due to it being in third person instead of first person. The Gameplay has you play as Boris, and go around different areas of the studio, looking for supplies to take back to your safehouse without getting caught by The Ink Demon, now I wouldn't mind this concept if the way it was handled was extremely interesting, and did more to it to give a reason for it to exist, but it's not, you don't do more than what I said, the items could spawn all near 1 part of the map, the fact you can see how close The Ink Demon is due to the third person camera, takes away from the scariness it could have had if it was in first person, the jump scare failures don't work when the screen turns to black before showing them, meaning you know when they happen, the jump scares themselves aren't that scary at all, The Ink Demon somehow knows your every position after you collect all the items, and because of this, if you hide in a save haven and he goes away, the moment you leave, he comes back, causing you to possibly get soft blocked, and all those things plus the fact that without any new interesting way of doing it to make it stand out from simply collecting stuff without getting caught with the Bendy franchise painted over it prevents this game from having a point to exist, outside of greed. The Music is good though, it build up the tension in the little fear and atmosphere the game has, and it matches the tone of the franchise. Boris and the Dark Survival is only an exhibit in the problems with the studio that made it.