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Very engaging story. Lots of gaps in terms of design (repeated character models and repeated environments) and gameplay, with the addition of some annoying bugs.
It often happened that textures were missing, which presaged the game crashing. The savings aren't totally faithful. Ex: during a mission I had to sneak into a house and play stealth for lack of weapons and strength to fight (I was with Sally at the beginning of her act) I would make save points inside the house every time I passed an enemy and I was safe. I found that if I loaded those savings it would take me to a bench outside the building.
Recommended game because it's fun, but not at the crazy price of 59.99.

It lasts about 5 minutes. It has 12 levels and at the end of the 12th nothing happens that would give that slightest sense of reward that you get at the end of a game or a series of levels. It has no music, nor any kind of sound.

A very interesting adventure full of puns that can only be fully appreciated only if you know the English language. A translation would cost very hard from this point of view. It is a product that should not be translated.
Very high replayability, thanks to the different options you can choose to end the many missions in different ways.
The graphic has a unique and fun style.
The story and the dialogues surprise behind every comma.

It is a very chill, fun and nice game. A platform game where you can relax, suitable for both newbies with simple maps, and veterans who like to try their hand at more complicated maps.
A multiplayer where you don't feel any kind of pressure.

Aside from a few entirely passable inconveniences and the pretty toxic community Dead by Daylight is my new drug.
Just plug your ears from the bad words you can receive from other players and have fun. I can't stop playing it whenever I have free time. It fully satisfies my hunger for survival horror and the fact that the killers (and the survivors) are a real person and not an AI makes it all more sparkling and never the same.
Both roles, both killer and survivor, can be rewarding.