Eerily addictive tragic and comical are all words I would use to describe this game. The art style feels old-world in this 2-D Rouge-like RPG adventure game but that only adds to the desperate feel in Darkest Dungeon. As the player you are put in a position to choose and "sometimes" control groups of adventurers into forays of their worst dungeon nightmares. Here's where the twist comes in, like State of Decay, autosaves are instant so there is no going back! When someone dies that's it, no goodbyes, no tearful farewells, only the madness of death remains and you must still escape or emerge victorious even as madness grips you and pulls you further down. This game really teaches you not to love your characters as they are verbally abusive to each other and defiant even to you as the player by committing to their own actions if they lose their composure and crack under the pressure. Weigh your options, remember to gear well, and enjoy the Darkest Dungeon! 4.5 out of 5 Firewood for this one

I'll be straight to the point about this, this game is a must-play for anyone who enjoys management sims or just an off and on chill diving game. The cut scenes are well-placed and refreshingly skip friendly as well as being awesome every time you see a new one. Take your time, slow down and smell the seaweed, and have a dip in the water. GO INTO THE WATER. 10/10 DISH!