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The scariest part of the doll house is not the dolls...

**slight spoilers**
I enjoyed playing the game, but played the campaign with someone else. I don't know if it would be as enjoyable solo but it was pretty fun with a friend. The whole campaign really feels like it should be a prologue but towards the end you get a lot of ammo and guns to shoot a horde of zombies, and then the game ends. It felt like there was going to be a really big epic moment then it got yanked away.

The horde mode outside of the campaign is pretty cool. One map in particular requires you to find keys, and go to different doors to open up new sections of the map, and find new guns and more ammo along the way. I found that to be REALLY fun but once you have access to the whole map, survival is a matter of how long your headset battery will last, the challenge really ends there. Nevertheless I had a decent amount of fun and got this on sale, for the sale price (I believe about 15-20 bucks) it felt worth it. Don't know about full price though.

Just a wild game, very cinematic experiences all the time. Kind of challenging to be good at though.

This game is pure big fat donkey balls, fake advertisement is what it should be called. If you wanna waste money on a game that isn't real just look at the rest of steam's early access titles because they all ♥♥♥♥ too but they cost less.

spent so much time figuring things out, exploring, building...only to find out ive only seen about 5% of the map.

The game runs choppy and feels anything but smooth. I used to really enjoy this on console but on PC just feels less than optimized.

I had previously given this a positive review, but now it seems whoever developed the game took whatever money they got and decided they're done. At this point I think this is just an abandoned game that isnt going anywhere. Very disappointing, would not reccomend new players buy this.

I have played tabletop D&D with friends maybe two times, and it never really got that far. However, playing this helps me understand it a bit better. It does seem like there are rules that kick in without you knowing such as attacking with disadvantage outside of a certain range with your shortbow and things like that. The game doesn't actually spell that out for you but the damage seems to reflect that.

There are plenty of bugs so far, but none of which have been game breaking for me. Some I am not even sure if they are bugs or maybe I just don'y understand the game. For instance, I am constantly positioning myself to get in attacks of opportunity but they almost never seem to trigger, I can't tell if this is a bug or if my character just can't do it. Then there are the definite bugs such as landing a critical hit on an enemy and sending them into a Halo 3 style stretchy fling thing. It personally doesn't bother me because the other option is to here in my chair and NOT play.

Since we are in early access though, I would love to see roadmap updates and possible extensions to the content so that we can continue to enjoy more of this game as it is worked on. I would also love an obvious way to report bugs (if the developers are looking for that sort of thing). So far I haven't figured out how to do it.

All in all, I am loving the way this feels like divinity with a new soundtrack, actual badass cinematics, amazing textures, really cool animations, fun missions, and just a totally immersive experience. I really do love this.

The game isnt very friendly towards new players, I found myself looking online to learn how to do a lot of things. But as i've played more and learned more im picking things up as I go. You will probably spend a lot of time getting your ship sunk by 10 year olds. It is what it is.

One of the best games I have ever played. Unfortunately due to that I have neglected my most basic needs in exchange for playing this game longer into the night.