As a person who grew up on playing "Space Hulk: Vengeance of the Blood Angels" on the PS1, this game kind of fulfills my itch for wanting to play a game like that again but in a modern sense; a horror/suspenseful game where you're exploring a dark space station-esque facility to recover some data, while keeping a lookout for enemies that can swarm you if you're not careful or plan poorly. While it's not a close replica of the Space Hulk game I mentioned, I still found this game to be pretty fun, alone or with friends. And the daily missions, the weekly "hardcore mode" missions with leaderboards, and built-in map editor increases the replay value greatly for me.

This game has online play, also has local split-screen for up to 2-4 players for those that love couch coop and remote play together too.

The only thing I wish this game had is some kind of "Squad Mode" where you are a leader that commands AI teammates to do your bidding and trying to survive as many missions as possible with whatever teammates you have left and so forth. There's not a lot of games like that these days that allow you to command AI teammates, would be cool to have in this game.

Regardless, I recommend this game.

This game overstimulates me and triggers ADHD centers I didn't know I had.

It's wonderful

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Dota, gas guzzlers, rainbow six siege, wreckfest, stick fight, deadlock, ready or not, plateup, GTFO, project winter, amogus, pubg...

Many games have come and gone among my siblings and I.

SBTF remains the sole mainstay across all of these.