An amazing co-op horror game. up to 4 players with extraction elements similar to other games (i.e Phasmophobia). As far as I am aware it was made by one person, and the content it has -- monster behavior in particular -- feels fairly fleshed-out. Bunker spiders will set up nest in areas previously tread by players, detecting movement through its webs and storing your teammates' corpses as food!

One moment stand out to me in particular:

a few or so Quotas deep, my team and I started exploring the depths of Rend's upholstered manor interior. I had lost my flash-light (it perished on a previous mission) and had to brave the darkness. I started with the upstairs, going through the first portal to begin searching room by room for valuables. I soon found a blocky blue robot toy, with its headphones and handsome red bow-tie. It made strange sounds and mimicked childrens' laughter. While normally this would be creepy, I decided to lean into it. While holding out the robot I would quietly say to myself: "Happy sounds, happy sounds . . ." to help give me courage in the darkness. As I wandered the twisting halls looking for scrap I also managed to secure a brass bell, not much, but a profit still. Occasionally I could hear teammates' voices from elsewhere within the manor, but eventually I was able to meet up with one; both being lost, we searched for a way out to the main room. All the meanwhile there was growling a rustling sounding around us. We knew the flower-man was here for us. This is where I came up with my mantra designed to teach interaction with flower-man: "Look, but don't stare." When found ourselves face-to-face with the creature, we did not heed my warning. we fled into the door on our left. A dead-end room awaited with open arms. Still holding my robot I fled to a close wall and stared blankly at it in hopes of placating the Bracken that now raged at me. "Look, but don't stare--" is all I could say before it wrapped its dark-red arms around my head with a twist, dragging my body away; during this, my teammate had been looking away as well, only to turn around and -- just barely -- catch the Bracken with my body as it closed the door on its way out. A trail of blood lead out the door and my robot and bell -- the only spoils of my journey -- lay where I once stood.

Game is great, buy it. My friends and I started splitting money for the game for each new player: 2 could spend 5, 4 could spend 2.5, and so on. In some kind of Lethal Company pyramid scheme.

view from teammate's visor shortly after death:

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