My main gripe with this game is the revive system. In a group of 6, having it revive the person who died last is a pretty bad system. If player A dies, then the group finally gets enough bottles to revive a teammate (too many bottles to revive someone tbh) and then player B dies before revive goes off, then player B will be revived and player A is still waiting. In a smaller group it's not that bad, but in larger groups it's not ideal. Make it a little cheaper to revive someone or change it to revive the oldest deaths first. I'll change review when that system is updated.

Was a fun ride, and worth the $8.99 for sure

Gameplay is solid for what it is, and the levels were basic at times, but also fun to roam until you learn the paths

Even better if you have homies to play with, the prox chat is decent in here

Max levels 100, and took about 10 tries to get to, so short, but I'd imagine there will be more added to this game down the road

I was looking for a silly co-op horror game. While Phasmophobia felt too slow and clunky, and Lethal Company’s visual style didn’t appeal to me, KLETKA combines the best aspects of both and even more.

To give you an idea of this game’s character and humor: it blends references to Twin Peaks and The Platform with lesser-known Russian 4chan-tier stories and Gachimuchi memes.

All of this unfolds in a perpetual, horrifying descent into the abyss, accompanied by the elegance of Strauss’ Blue Danube (best when you are at 0.1hp) or the chaotic reassurance of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee (best on low fuel).

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The whole game feels like one big easter egg, but even if you don’t catch every reference, it’s still a great co-op horror experience.