Pretty good story, fits in well with the horror-adventure genre. Haven't bought the DLC, so I can't speak for the quality of that, but the main game is very well made: good environment, good mechanics, and interesting characters (both friendly and opposing). It also did a very good job of sticking to a certain theme and art style as well--dark and creepy, but not completely "in-your-face" kind of scary with jumpscares everywhere. The worst part probably about the game is the frustration sometimes when you don't know how to get past an enemy that is chasing you, or when you are stuck in a room with enemies and you're not exactly sure where to go (the part with the 2 chefs in the diswashing room was especially frustrating because it wasn't very obvious where I was supposed to go or how to get there). Also, the game's control aren't very friendly with the playstyle it expects: it seems more like the game is meant to be played with a controller. For most of the game, I could only do 2 of 3 major things at the same time: either I grabbed an item and ran, I grabbed an item and looked around, or I ran and looked around. This was frustrating sometimes because it would have been beneficial for me to see where I was going or who was behind me while I was running and had an item in my hand. For those of us without access to a controller, however, it might be best to rebind some controls (such as the grab, sprint, crouch and/or look around keys) to a more comfortable layout to possibly make the game a little more enjoyable.

Pretty good story, fits in well with the horror-adventure genre. Haven't bought the DLC, so I can't speak for the quality of that, but the main game is very well made: good environment, good mechanics, and interesting characters (both friendly and opposing). It also did a very good job of sticking to a certain theme and art style as well--dark and creepy, but not completely "in-your-face" kind of scary with jumpscares everywhere. The worst part probably about the game is the frustration sometimes when you don't know how to get past an enemy that is chasing you, or when you are stuck in a room with enemies and you're not exactly sure where to go (the part with the 2 chefs in the diswashing room was especially frustrating because it wasn't very obvious where I was supposed to go or how to get there). Also, the game's control aren't very friendly with the playstyle it expects: it seems more like the game is meant to be played with a controller. For most of the game, I could only do 2 of 3 major things at the same time: either I grabbed an item and ran, I grabbed an item and looked around, or I ran and looked around. This was frustrating sometimes because it would have been beneficial for me to see where I was going or who was behind me while I was running and had an item in my hand. For those of us without access to a controller, however, it might be best to rebind some controls (such as the grab, sprint, crouch and/or look around keys) to a more comfortable layout to possibly make the game a little more enjoyable.