TL;DR: It's a beautiful blend of popular game systems into a unique and highly entertaining experience. Definitely worth the money and probably even more fun with friends.

This game is a clever cocktail where Fallout's character skill system blends together with a setting heavily inspired by Half-life and Resident Evil. It's definitely a survival-focused game, with Mines of Moria's linear exploration with apocalyptic undertones.

If you like horror games, you'll love this. Lights turn off at a certain time, the monsters are scary, make loud noises when they find you, and for all intents and purposed try to make you sh*t yourself.

The voice acting in this game is super based - it feels like your best buddy was asked to voice a character for fun, and so they have all these subtle realistic deliveries and dark humor. NPCs feel like real people, who care about themselves and won't give up their lives for the company like some stupid NPC from the above titles, I mentioned. Somehow, that makes them seem more real to me.

Favorite parts so far:
1. The pooping mini-game.
2. Bad creatures hiding everywhere, including in crevices under desks and behind open doors just to ♥♥♥♥ with you.
3. Robots that weren't trained to distinguish between employees and evil creatures.
4. Unique-flexible class system that is scientist focused with a skill tree to match.
5. Training yourself by running around with weighted bags to grow your strength.

TL;DR: It's a beautiful blend of popular game systems into a unique and highly entertaining experience. Definitely worth the money and probably even more fun with friends. This game is a clever cocktail where Fallout's character skill system blends together with a setting heavily inspired by Half-life and Resident Evil. It's definitely a survival-focused game, with Mines of Moria's linear exploration with apocalyptic undertones. If you like horror games, you'll love this. Lights turn off at a certain time, the monsters are scary, make loud noises when they find you, and for all intents and purposed try to make you sh*t yourself. The voice acting in this game is super based - it feels like your best buddy was asked to voice a character for fun, and so they have all these subtle realistic deliveries and dark humor. NPCs feel like real people, who care about themselves and won't give up their lives for the company like some stupid NPC from the above titles, I mentioned. Somehow, that makes them seem more real to me. Favorite parts so far: 1. The pooping mini-game. 2. Bad creatures hiding everywhere, including in crevices under desks and behind open doors just to fuck with you. 3. Robots that weren't trained to distinguish between employees and evil creatures. 4. Unique-flexible class system that is scientist focused with a skill tree to match. 5. Training yourself by running around with weighted bags to grow your strength.