I think where this game stands out for me amongst other co-op horror games (especially Phasmophobia, where I feel that most of the comparisons are made) is that, when I play this game, I genuinely hope that nothing bad happens. The fun, of course, comes when that happens, but it doesn't feel like I'm standing around waiting for something to happen. The game has a lot of fun ideas, especially the ones related to its in-game proximity chat feature. I love the walkie talkies, the monsters that track you by your voice, etc.

The game has it's issues, ones that you'd expect from being an early access game. It's fairly barebones, the outdoor areas are too predictable, the indoor areas feel too similar to each other, etc. But I feel like the game is still fun at all skill levels, something that's very important for a game of this genre. I eagerly anticipate this game's future updates and hope that the team's success continues.