Personally. I don't think this game is worth £12.79 (got it for £10.23 on sale) for the 2-3 hours of playtime you get.

I would say a good 20-40% of the calls you receive give you the bare minimum information to work with, leading to frustrating incorrect answers.

It may be just my experience. But I think this game much better fits the £6.99-8.99 price range than the £12.79 it demands from the player for a relatively basic "horror" experience. The voice acting for certain characters does not fit their images, some of them sound neutral when they should be distraught or confused etc.

Overall I would rate this game a 4/10. It's a decent concept but I think the execution could've been much better.

One of my favourite horror games, manages to be both eerie and delightful. creative concept, creative creatures, good worldbuilding, and fun but simple gameplay. I desperately want more fae-based horror, lol

+ Cool Concept
+ Lots of interesting conceptual art and lore with all of the hazards
+ Kinda Creepy
- Ultimately Short

I will say this, the creators of Home Safety Hotline really seemed to put alot of love and dedication into this game which you can see with all of the lore, and the art that they created and I give them extra props for that.

Overall, Home Safety Hotline is a very fun game with a very creepy undertone to it as you play on that I really enjoyed. Sadly, the replay value suffers because each play through is virtually the same. The creators did add in a call training mode which is basically endless survival mode which is nice, but sadly does not include voiced calls (which makes sense since its call training and not real calls) which kinda takes away from the charm. There also is the Seasonal Worker DLC which I haven't dove into yet, but im looking forward to it.

Overall, I did really enjoy this game, and I'm sad that it was over so soon. Thank you guys for making this game. Its short, but still worth the play and the experience.