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With so many endless bugs swarming at you from all directions and around every corner, you'll be surprised you're not playing a Bethesda game.

Imagine the movie Taken, except Liam Neeson is replaced with Gandalf.

So I liked this game, I think Reflect Studios did a good job with it. After watching the first game, I came into this just expecting to be bound to a chair and find codes, and that was it. But after seeing that it had free movement, and upgrades to buy, and more threats to be concerned about, I honestly think it's an improvement from the first game.

The game is honestly scary. People who have spent a considerable amount of time playing it or watching videos of it will probably say after a while that the jumpscares got old and the threats got predictable, and although that may be true, and they may be predictable, the quiet ambience and overall silent gameplay combined with the multiple threats and worries around every corner, it's the kind of game that'll keep you stressed, even after you know how it all works.

A lot of people will say the game is repetitive and unforgiving. They're not necessarily wrong, either. The gameplay may involve hours of time working to find codes and evade enemies, only to die and lose all of your progress. I don't think the randomness or losing all your progress is that bad though, everyone would've beaten it in a couple days if progress saved.
There are a few annoying things in it though, although most of it I think is justified, some may get on your nerves. Some codes are made to be really hard to find, they're usually claimed by clicking on words or images, but I swear I've seen websites where you must click on some nebulous region in the background where you wouldn't even think an interactible part of the site could be. Also I really wish we didn't live on the 8th floor lol. The 6th floor would've been bad enough, but even that'd be a slight improvement. You'll definitely get your weeks exercise transitioning through the stairwell.

But honestly, the game has a lot to offer and a lot of dynamic elements, from hacking Wi-Fi's, to placing motion sensors, to hiding in a bathtub while you hear footsteps coming from your apartment. The game has its flaws, but $10 is a fair price for it, I'd say. Just know it might be a lot of trial and error before you beat it.

Play HL2 maps with your friends. It's like HL2 except multiplayer. It's like GMOD except without the 10 minute loading times

Very good game. A game that will never get old since there's always new ♥♥♥♥ to download and ♥♥♥♥ around with. Easiest to grief, though, all people have to do to piss you off is throw your stuff around, delete your stuff, etc. Still, 10/10 game.


(Takes about 2 years to launch tho)

Sees Foxy running
F**k
Puts down camera
He's already there


This is a story of a guard who sits on his ass and waits to die.

TF2 is a game where you socialize with people and micspam memes. That's it.
Don't play competitive gamemodes. You're wasting your time.