I just wanna say it was a great experience. I love the monsters, their mechanics, the sound choices and trills that signal danger, the map layout is very well done, and while the puzzles are difficult, they are intuitive. Played with two others and we were a fresh group with no clue what we were getting into.

For people saying the monsters are boring or what-not, it's definitely refreshing consider many other games either use pre-made assets or just make really simplistic monsters. While the monsters in this game are lore-based and thus still somewhat human shaped in some way, I really dig the designs and ideas behind them.

I don't know if I'll get all the easter eggs, but I did see two posts mention the two possibly secret achievements so if I get those, then I might try for 100%.

I quite enjoyed the little texts with the Manager as well. The strange lady is... quite strange indeed... (love her.) I think my favorite enemies are the worm bodies and the one I had the most trouble with would have been the First Squad Member because they seem to spawn in staircases as I'm approaching them,,,

I greatly appreciate the kitty and that it continuously pops up on your run. :] I'm sad my screenshots didn't save (my fault) because I had a really nice picture with the kitten on the rooftop.

The books were certainly hard to find, and while it was fun for about a minute with the black goo gun, it almost didn't feel worth it to go back and search meticulously for the 2 we missed. It doesn't have to kill enemies or anything like that, but the current use is only for a quick giggle imo.

Playing with multiple people seems paramount, because some of the sections we needed to aggro certain monsters away in order to complete an objective. At least 2, but 3 seemed to be a sweet spot for us personally. I couldn't imagine a solo run when any one of us would die at the flip of a coin. lol And as someone who is not very adept at puzzles myself (such as the slide puzzle for instance), having other people who can make up for that really helps. I finished the number code map all by myself. ;_;)b

I feel like the objectives are very straight forward. Strange, of course. It's a strange place! The moon is being held underground. You spawn in wearing an astronaut suit and it only makes sense at the very end! Being able to appreciate the whimsy mixed into a horror game allows for a lot of fun moments outside of the imminent dangers.

Overall, very fun. I think I would enjoy playing it again just to help friends enjoy it too. Great game. Wonderful experience. Truly, I applaud the diversity of the monsters and designs. I enjoyed them all.

I just wanna say it was a great experience. I love the monsters, their mechanics, the sound choices and trills that signal danger, the map layout is very well done, and while the puzzles are difficult, they are intuitive. Played with two others and we were a fresh group with no clue what we were getting into. For people saying the monsters are boring or what-not, it's definitely refreshing consider many other games either use pre-made assets or just make really simplistic monsters. While the monsters in this game are lore-based and thus still somewhat human shaped in some way, I really dig the designs and ideas behind them. I don't know if I'll get all the easter eggs, but I did see two posts mention the two possibly secret achievements so if I get those, then I might try for 100%. I quite enjoyed the little texts with the Manager as well. The strange lady is... quite strange indeed... (love her.) I think my favorite enemies are the worm bodies and the one I had the most trouble with would have been the First Squad Member because they seem to spawn in staircases as I'm approaching them,,, I greatly appreciate the kitty and that it continuously pops up on your run. :] I'm sad my screenshots didn't save (my fault) because I had a really nice picture with the kitten on the rooftop. The books were certainly hard to find, and while it was fun for about a minute with the black goo gun, it almost didn't feel worth it to go back and search meticulously for the 2 we missed. It doesn't have to kill enemies or anything like that, but the current use is only for a quick giggle imo. Playing with multiple people seems paramount, because some of the sections we needed to aggro certain monsters away in order to complete an objective. At least 2, but 3 seemed to be a sweet spot for us personally. I couldn't imagine a solo run when any one of us would die at the flip of a coin. lol And as someone who is not very adept at puzzles myself (such as the slide puzzle for instance), having other people who can make up for that really helps. I finished the number code map all by myself. ;_;)b I feel like the objectives are very straight forward. Strange, of course. It's a strange place! The moon is being held underground. You spawn in wearing an astronaut suit and it only makes sense at the very end! Being able to appreciate the whimsy mixed into a horror game allows for a lot of fun moments outside of the imminent dangers. Overall, very fun. I think I would enjoy playing it again just to help friends enjoy it too. Great game. Wonderful experience. Truly, I applaud the diversity of the monsters and designs. I enjoyed them all.