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Rating

Graphics and Sound

4.5

Controls

Gameplay

4.5

Lasting Appeal

4.5

PROS

Unique Scoring: Photo system adds strategy.
Tense Co-op: Proximity chat fosters thrills.
Dark Humor: Gore posing enhances fun.
Atmospheric Design: Eerie world builds dread.
Regular Updates: New content addresses feedback.
Community Engagement: Active forums and streams.
Affordable Price: $7.99 offers value.
Multiple Modes: Difficulty scales well.

CONS

Repetitive Gameplay: Fetch tasks grow tedious.
Limited Indoor: Buildings lack variety.
Technical Glitches: Clipping and lag persist.
Hitbox Issues: Entity chases feel unfair.
Sparse Narrative: Lacks emotional depth.
RNG Dependency: Spawn locations frustrate.
PC-Only: No console support.
Sparse Audio: Loops reduce immersion.

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