Completely amazing. You know how you might watch a horror movie, and shout at the characters on screen, "Don't do that, you idiot! You're going to get someone killed!"? In this game you make those decisions, and it turns out to not always be so easy. Never have I had so many regrets so quickly ... while at the same time standing by everything I did. Decisions of life and death are the least of your problems. Not kidding. An incredible experience.

Great game! I'm not a "shooter guy", but I enjoy this one a lot.

Somewhat similar in level to TF2's goofiness (actually it's a lot goofier), but the gameplay is very different. First of all, there is no server list; every game is a "pickup" game where you're just thrown together with other available players. Teams are assigned randomly at first, then automatically balanced for subsequent games based on player performance.

Respawn is instant and maps are small and complicated. There are almost no "camping spots" as there are multiple paths to almost everywhere. I find it is best to constantly stay in motion, seeking targets, but I'm still learning.

The only "classes" are the five body types, ranging from small and fast to big and tough. Any body type can equip any two weapons and two gadgets. Mixing and matching builds is part of the fun, and new stuff unlocks as you level up.

And of course there's the fun of designing your costumes!

Buy it and let me know so we can team up.

Recommended! Reminded me a lot of the early Resident Evil games: the isolation, the dread, the challenge. I never felt ready for it when danger struck.

A strong story about a guy who isn't sure whether he's going crazy.

Maybe a bit too repetitive to do all at once (there's this one level where you're alone with no weapons in a dark forest, see ...), but perfect to play in the "episodes" which are built in to the format.

Very good characters, too: I like the protagonist, which is rare for me, and the supporting characters are deep, subtly played, and easy to care about.

I definitely got my money's worth, and I haven't even done the bonus levels yet, or tried again on Nightmare difficulty to get the last few puzzle pieces of the complex story.

Buy this game (but watch out for the bizarre Verizon TV commercial at the halfway point).