My first instinct was to regard this as a “flawed, but promising” take on the game-night horror boom - but as the experience sat with me, Ive started to realize: I dont think this game has a soul. I dont believe that the game itself' believes in its concept. Much like its subject matter, this feels like a stunt. A toothy-grinning facade hoping to capture nothing but attention, like a decoy predator. A skinwalker, a doppelganger. A veneer. It almost tricked me, almost got in.

Which isnt to say the game is nefarious. What Im saying is, I dont think its… well-meant. Theres an obscured hollowness to it. A fakeness. Plastic, dressed to look warm but when you touch it all you feel is cold - and there is a low-level deceptiveness to that. Your nerves sense it, they fill you with distrust. I withhold my trust from it.

Reviewed on Apr 19, 2024


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13 days ago

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13 days ago

soul mentioned. review discarded smh.

13 days ago

@hotpoppah
Not me, Im built different. We aint talkin "soul" like passion, Im talkin "soul" like homunculus, this thing is a glassy-eyed bodysnatcher that you might see on an analogue horror compilation late one night. Its calling the police pretending to be the victim, hoping they show up to investigate. Watch out hotpoppah...... dont be fooled ......

13 days ago

This is the way I feel about most of these games and it's still surprising Lethal Company gelled with me. Took one look at this and decided to pass.