Under-rated gem, appreciated by those who love to dig for a deep dark challenge.

Withing Rooms =
75% Dark Souls levelling system, weapons, armour, and general difficulty
15% Silent Hill designed enemies, atmosphere and art direction
10% Castlevania music, sound effects, and 2D level design
100% AwesomeSauce.

Positives:
+ The story was easy to follow and interesting, original, game has multiple endings
+ Grand sense of exploration and wonder. Playing at 3am in the dark, absolutely lost in a forest with zombie horses and bloody body bags chasing you when you have a sliver of life, never felt so tense and good.
+ Sound effects are creepy and on point. From the clanging crystal sounds of the outdoor cage area to the general creepy sounds when you are cursed status gave me goosebumps
+ The music is haunting and beautiful, eerie piano playing throughout, weird smooth jazz, unfitting drum and bass, always fresh and original
+ There are 89 monsters in the game, and the game was constantly introducing new creeps during my whole 20 hours of playing. Nothing ever felt stale. The enemies are superbly designed, gorey, gooey, slimy, spiky, disgusting and morbid this game has it all.
+ A plethora of different builds and hundreds of items and ways to outfit your character. My build was built on poise and violence, heavy attacks with with bloody pipe with a heavy gold suit of armour.
+ A plethora of interesting morbid characters to meet with an abundance of fun side quests
+ Secrets aplenty

Negatives:
- Some quests in the first half of the game are not explained too well, the directions are not 100% clear. I managed to get through by exploring every nook and cranny of the entire play area. The game is fun though, so I didn't mind. Some people might get frustrated.
- Might be too difficult for some players. You have to upgrade your character properly and stick with a certain build or you will become lunch meat quick.
- The combat could be a little more interesting, with more moves such as jumping, sliding, etc

I obtained all 54 achievements and would still play more if my backlog wasn't so huge.
Lets hope for a sequel Withering Rooms 2 soon!
9.5 / 10

This game is special. Blue Prince is a super hardcore puzzle game with lots of wonder and adventure thrown in. The game plays out as follows: You are a young boy exploring a huge manor where you create, ie. "Draft" the next rooms as you click on the doors. Every door you click on, you receive a choice of 3 rooms to create the next room. Essentially you build the huge manor yourself daily, unlocking the mysteries within, with new items and new rooms to explore. However when each "in game" day ends (about 20 minutes to 45 minutes), the manor resets itself and you have to start all over again from scratch. I played the game for over 35 hours, and received the base game ending. I watched most of the late game endings on youtube to save myself 100 hours of playing. I'll get into that more later.

+ There are more secrets and puzzles in this game than probably any game ever made. Some people with over 100 hours are still finding new material to study and secrets to find.
+ The game is an intricate work of art. The planning and design that went into this game is an immense achievement. I have no idea how the developers even could get all the inter-connected events straight on their story board.
+ The music in the game is beautiful, absolutely fantastic and relaxing.
+ The game is super addicting at times. It draws you in and gets you thinking about it even when you're not at the computer.

- This game is absolutely not for casual gamers, or gamers that get frustrated with RNG. There is an element of luck to this game. You can literally spend 5 hours doing the same thing over and over again trying to obtain one special item.
- You will probably have to use a guide for the late game puzzles. They are INSANE. They make Myst and Riven feel like games for babies. If you do not use a guide finding out these puzzles would literally take hundreds of hours. I just don't have the time for it.

Overall:
For die hard gamers that enjoy extremely well made, difficult, obtuse puzzles: 10/10.
For casual gamers that want a nice relaxing puzzle game: 5/10. You probably won't reach an ending.
For everyone else: 0/10. Don't even try it you'll get frustrated!