Recent reviews by Spirit

Chasing after a mischevous cat in this 2D platformer, Finding Ivy is a cute crayon-colored cozy game. It looks like it's pulled straight from a child's sketchbook that is impossible not to smile at.

This game is better played on a controller, but not impossible on keyboard, I've played with both.

This is a cute little game with adorable animals!

Great game you lose yourself into. Finally you look out the window and it's light outside and you promise yourself you won't do it again tomorrow....... but you do.

Very spooky

(9/10)

This game had a great story line. The puzzles were fun to get through, although, some did take longer to solve. Once you got the hang of it, it went by quicker. This game seemed simple enough, but once it got going the game got spooky. The sounds in the game are great, I jumped many times to just sounds. Definitely play with good headphones and a dark room! The only real downside to this game is that once you start one of the stories you can’t quit in the middle of it and have it save. Other than that a great game!

10/10 I want to scream

I enjoyed this game and will play it more. This game can be hard, but it is fun! This game is a top-down survival game. It has a tutorial, single player, and co-op. To complete scenarios you have to do small puzzles and unlock different doors to get through. You are limited to inventory in the game unless you play Quies, who gets 2 extra spots. You have to choose between ammo, keys, health, and guns. All while fighting zombies and trying to not die. Right now there are four characters, with different traits while some are good or bad.
I haven’t played solo, but 4 people can play co-op. After learning the controls it’s good to go. Playing with a controller is much better than the key board and mouse. I use a steam controller, which works well. Anyone not liking this game due to controls, give it a chance with a controller. It’s supposed to be an old school “tank control”. It can remind you of RE Outbreak.
It’s on sale 30% off and worth the original price. You can easily get your money’s worth of play out of this game.

Update:
This game is still great. They have added another map (which is great). The survivors now have special perks that make them different from each other. This gives a reason to play a certain person rather than just looks. I would still recommend this game. They do a lot of updates to help and seem to be very actively working to keep the game great!

This game is pretty straight forward. Four survivors, but many more character choices and looks to unlock. With one monster and a couple looks. Right now there are two large maps that survivors go around using a compass looking for 8 tapes that make a white noise. While the monster is trying to find them and kill them. The monster can create idols to tell him where the survivors are and make pods that sound just like the tapes and mess with the compass. Along with this the monster can use powers to go invisible or run faster. The survivors aren’t totally defenseless. They have a flashlight that can stun the monster and eventually make him respawned elsewhere. Survivors get glow sticks that can be thrown to light the way and help slow the monster. Everything has a cool down so use it to the fullest and the flash light needs batteries refilled. If the monster catches you and someone can’t save you, you become a ghost. While being a ghost you can still track tapes, but can’t collect them. You have to show them to the living people. You can also bust his idols, so the survivors can get around without alerting the monster. Make sure to keep the noise down also!
For an early access game this runs really smoothly. Being just $8 it’s well worth the money and can be very spooky. I enjoy this game and will keep playing it. I look forward to see what they add to this game.