Recent reviews by Luci

Not as good as dark decent but much better than machine for pigs

Was creepy and enjoyed going through all the different ways of doing things

Yeah cats

Needs a few bug fixes, but is a really good game.

Had some bugs when crawling through the holes required to press E.

Didn't really enjoy the final "Run away from the enemy" section but maybe it's a skill issue

Had a really enjoyable time with this game, wasn't too difficult but wasn't a handholder either. Really loved the story and the music, Had a great time playing as Yaga and really enjoyed having "the voice" around for the comedic moments. I chose the red onion.

I spent too long with this game in my library so I thought I'd try it out. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a refund.

This game looks great! unfortunately it's a poorly made game, underneath all those nice shiny assets, you also get glitches, bugs, lack of story elements, mediocre chase scenes that make no sense and constant times of going "ohhhhhhhhh well thats stupid"

The enemies in this game can get you through walls, sometimes I'd be killed by an enemy without them being anywhere near me. The main question of all of this was "whats the point" it feels like nothing is accomplished.

You know a game's good when you can enjoy it with your friends. You know a game's good when you can enjoy it by yourself.

You know, the game's good.

Honestly a really good game. Loved the audio, loved the story and the physical manifestations of specific enemies and what they represent, whilst still being a really good horror at the same time.

Genuinely an underrated game. I found myself wanting to spend more time going around on the game, hoping I could collect everything and learn everything about Igor and his life. I enjoyed every companion and just had to make sure I got an ending that suited all of them, trying to make sure all of them weren't in bad spirits.

Brilliant survival aspects, brilliant building, and a great way to help me find a game when I wanted to replay "a cool metro-like game" and found this one.

It's a good game and all that, I enjoyed it for the most part and the puzzles were "ok" I guess.

Night 1's decent, everything's understandable and pretty simple to understand on what you're supposed to do, though for a first mission I feel that where I found the cheese was a bit of an awkward spot, as it was never really mentioned you could walk up areas like that prior.

Night 2 was fun, though the drowning part seemed a bit "yikes" as there's no room for failure (despite it being a simple colour code puzzle). The game still managed to fail me despite me completing the puzzle, as the water fills the room quite quickly for the space in the room.

Night 3 I actually despised, the concepts simple, burn the fuel in the fireplace, close the blinds on the other entity. Though seeing as you spend quite a lot of time doing both of those, you never really get much time to look for fuels in different areas, and by the time you find something you run out of time to get to the papers/wood in the fireplace, let alone get the key to get to the attic.

Night 4 was borderline tedious. Starts off with a pretty decent idea, Find out where the squirrel is by listening to the doors and scare off the smaller ones, but inside the building is where I decided I'm keeping the "No" for this game. Multiple small enemies coming from different areas and if a single one touches the middle you lose. Not only that but you have to press the light to make sure Chester doesn't get in, when there's no indication that tells you that you can press the door again, and the speed in which you'd have to do this together just makes it boring. Then there's the outside part where you can get 1 shot by chester at spawn, and you're also able to get grabbed by the smaller ones, and cornered over and over.

Night 5's beginning returns with the smaller chesters, except now you have to keep an eye on those, and a computer screen, and build 3 toys, and find all the keys at the exact same time and if the tiny chesters or the computer goes off you have a total of what feels like 5-6 seconds to respond, so you may aswell give up once you hear that they've touched it.

I'm trying to enjoy the game so far, from that point, I'm sure I'll update this review.