love the dark pictures anthology with my whole heart, i love the replayablity of these kinds of games (including this one), and the story is good in my opinion. but, as much as i love this game, its kind of a buggy mess. tried playing co-op with a friend and there was a few moments where one of us got stuck or a camera got permanently bugged, resulting in having to reopen the game. i think if you can get past some of the bugs that come with this game, you can have a really fun experience.

Short but fun.

Although you can tell why is everything happening from a mile away it is still a good run with a bunch of decisions.

Some jumpscares worked on me. Maybe I should do a second run once I'm done with the other games.

I liked it! Definitely a mostly predictable story after the intro, but it looks amazing and plays smoothly. The characters that aren't Fliss are throw away personalities but it's campy horror from the Supermassive team that I really like. Easy recommend for $10 & under.

great story and gameplay

It was a Good way to start the Anthology, Not as strong as I was expecting, felt lacking with the story but overall a great game.

When I got this game originally, I was coming off of Until Dawn and expected the next Suppermassive Games experience to be enjoyable for both the decision making and schlock horror fest. Sadly, this one missed the mark with me because I could not get into any of the characters or story, though I tried on many occasions. Everything about this is flat and boring - from the scares, the suspense, and even the decision making. Even if the characters are just schlock horror characters, Until Dawn made me actually connect with a few because they were (to my surprise) fleshed out and their decisions had a lot of weight behind them.

Here, I'm left thinking "Is that it?" Even the end was incredibly abrupt. There was no time to unwind with whoever is left at the end of thee story, and any mourning if you lose characters is brief and forgettable. Hell, now that I think about it even the climax was handled poorly, with a decision that was way too obvious that making it felt like there were no ramifications because I knew what was happening. The art design and graphics in this game were really good, but given that this game sells itself on its story and decision consequences, this isn't enough to save this installment of the anthology.

I'll be checking out the other parts of this anthology, but I fear it will suffer the same fate that other anthologies suffer: that is, you may have a gem or two, but the rest will be middling to bad. I consider this a skip, though, so save your money.

Absolutely ♥♥♥♥ game, do not buy even for 2 dollars