Recent reviews by ASingleSnail

More spacious vents than Arkham Asylum

Really unique game, made my brain hurt

And I know things get the best of you sometimes
They do me too
And I know life's hard to figure out sometimes
But we'll make it through
Please don't change
I feel so guilty
And I feel so dumb
And I feel so stupid
But yet our hearts are young
Hey I know people are full of ♥♥♥♥ sometimes
But hey we are too
And I know it's hard to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ deal sometimes
And I can't at all
Too late to change
Do you feel guilty
Because I sure feel dumb
And I know it's sort of stupid
But hey our hearts are young
And I don't wanna know
I don't wanna know
I don't wanna know
I don't wanna know

This DLC complements Dredge's base game pretty well. It's just flat out more content and more creepy goodness. My two major complaints are that oil spills can be obtrusive and that it ends in a bit of an unsatisfying manner. I think the latter is because it's intended to be played in conjunction with the base game.

The game has some charm in its writing but it just sabotages itself at every turn with constant unskippable tutorials middling gameplay and an ungodly boring open world.

Grief is never-ending and life is far too short. Despite this, there is beauty in every small and tender moment. I was not prepared for how intimately familiar I would become with every set-piece and character, but I am incredibly grateful.

Wasn't expecting this game to have such a staunch pro-worker message lmao. Eat the rich, crabitalists must die. Fun little experience that's challenging but not agonising. My only complaint, really, is the platforming being kind of crappy and mindnumbing.

maybe the real secrets were the secret secrets we secretly revealed along the secret way

French-Bread you've done it again. So glad they continue to build on the UNIB system instead of scrapping the IP for baby formula like certain other fighting game IPs.
Game speed is significantly faster than before. In previous iterations you could "win" while defending; no longer. Also, it's now a two or three-touch game due to super damage buffs + meter gain.
For newbies, this game still has one of the best tutorials in the genre despite having some very difficult characters.

Creepy. There's not much to be said due to the game's length, but this game still delivers some effective creeps in a bite-sized visual novel experience. It's free, just give it a go if you have a spare night.