Recent reviews by T3CHADELIC

One of the game's standout features is its plethora of roles, each with distinct abilities and objectives. This variety ensures that no two games are the same, adding replayability and excitement to the mix. From the investigative skills of the Sheriff to the strategic thinking required by the Godfather, every role contributes to the game's dynamic nature.

The quick gameplay is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it keeps the action fast-paced and engaging, preventing any lulls in the experience. However, this pace can sometimes lead to the downside of being randomly lynched due to the tendency of players to follow majority votes without substantial evidence. This aspect can be frustrating, particularly for those who prefer a more thoughtful and analytical approach to the game.

The game's reliance on player interaction is both a strength and a weakness. The social deduction aspect is exhilarating, as players try to outwit and outmaneuver each other through clever arguments and careful observation. Yet, the dependence on a cooperative player base can also lead to less enjoyable experiences when people resort to bandwagoning or trolling. If you're willing to embrace both the triumphs and the challenges of this dynamic, Town of Salem is well worth a try.

Despite its flaws, Town of Salem remains an enjoyable and addictive game for those who appreciate strategy and social deduction. The excitement of uncovering the Mafia or fooling the townsfolk as an evil role is undeniably thrilling.

ASMR. The sound of gunfire, explosives, by far the most realistic I've ever experienced in a videogame. Not to forget the soundtracks being played in the main menu, oh my god, I love them. True ASMR.