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Excellent game, have thoroughly enjoyed the fun twist on a classic "Darkest Dungeon" style game, but in reverse.

If you're on the fence, I hope this will help push you towards buying it and supporting the developers, as they made something great here.

I think that the level of jank, cooperation, terror, and general enjoyment I've gotten out of this game is absolutely worth it. Pick it up if you have a bunch of maniac friends.

It's a top 5 game for me, for sure. Beautiful, haunting, and emotional. Also a fair amount of 'git gud' so if you aren't looking for a challenge this probably isn't the game for you.

A cute, rather funny Dungeon-maker, with RTS style combat and base-building. Really enjoyed this game, and would recommend others pick it up, especially on sale.

Easily one of the best VR games available. If you have to choose just one, this is the one.

Just as beautiful, emotional, and fluid as the first game. An excellent sequel.

My wife and I played through the game together and had a joyful tearfest of emotions, as is tradition with this one. Please support these developers and get this fabulous piece of artwork.

VR is a beautiful gaming experience. Same sort of "wow" factor that has permeated gaming history in unique, amazing gaming moments. Riding into Mexico in the first Red Dead Redemption. The first Leap of Faith in Assassin's Creed. Quick-Time brutality in God of War. There are certain moments that are memorable and spectacular, and VR is one of those. Highly recommend.

This is a great game, easy to play, minimally pay-to-win, and the games are short and sweet. Will continue to recommend it so long as the devs continue to make appropriate balance changes, which they've shown they can do.

Note that this is an early access review, but I want to emphasize something and I hope the developers take note.

Stealth is a required mechanic, and currently there is only one way to participate in it. The stealth mechanic is NOT fun. Move, wait, move, wait, move, wait, hit sleeping thing. Repeat for every room.

This stealth issue was the same as the stealth issue in Payday. Now, please don't misunderstand - solo stealth in Payday was really rewarding, and completing a stealth mission with a group was even better. However, all it takes is ONE person in a four person team to mess up once and you can ruin an entire run. The same concept applies here - if you have a single member of your group who is a little less patient, or just a little less skilled, they are unfortunately worse than useless - they actively hurt your chances of success.

When you are playing a cooperative game, there should be other ways for an impatient or weaker player to interact with the stealth gameplay OTHER than "dude, you suck, please just sit at the entrance to the room and don't move till we handle it." Not only is that not fun, it discourages cooperative gameplay, and instead redirects the actual killing / playing the game part to the one or two members of the crew who are more capable at the (quite honestly, boring) stealth mechanic.

Sneaking around and hitting things is fun for a bit, but there MUST be variety in the way that the players interact with the 'in-stealth' game. If 90% of the game is stealth, make the stealth gameplay more engaging. The game will not do well if this isn't addressed.

Aside from the abysmal review of the stealth system, the atmosphere is fabulous, the tension it creates is really thrilling, and the rest of the world seems very well put together. Props to the audio.

The thing that immediately roped me into this game was the soundtrack. Absolutely fabulous.

This game manages to find the 'perfect blend' of game-play, ambiance, music, and setting to really enrapture the player. I found myself enjoying this from minute one. The tutorials are good, and eases you into it, but the game doesn't pamper you. You constantly feel like you're in a battle for survival, which is exactly the point. If you ever feel like the game isn't challenging enough, there's an easy way to customize the experience to your preferred level of desperation.

This game is a gem, and I can't recommend it enough.