I really wanted to like this game, especially since the whole thing can be played co-op... but it was extremely stingy with weapon drops that got even worse in co-op because it seemingly didn't adjust the drops for the larger amount of players. Also, if you're going to litter the rooms with tons of crates and other breakable objects, they better have a chance to drop health or something. Come on.

Not my favorite Housemarque game, but I think that's because I've never been a big fan of Defender.

This game feels like it better realizes what all of Quantic Dream's games are aiming for. This game does a great job of paying homage to the horror movies it's inspired by while also having a pretty great twist to it. It's a shame none of the games that have come after this one have managed to match its level of quality.

An incredible sample of MGSV's gameplay with one of the best designed maps I've ever seen in a game. The side missions are all great with a lot of variety and multiple ways to approach them. I wish The Phantom Pain had side missions of the same quality as this game's.

It's definitely an enjoyable puzzle platformer... but as with Johnathan Blow's games, I have a hard time divorcing this game from Phil Fish.