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Horror co-op with a lot of potential and unique scares.
I've been playing Phasmophobia and similar games since they were in early access, and from what I've seen with my time watching playthroughs of this game and then playing a bunch of it myself, this one is full of the kind of scares that keep such an experience fresh. It embraces the klepto nature of goblin gamers, looking through shelves for clues, and the creaking of the houses around you makes it feel alive. It's still in a pretty rough state, but the developers seem to be active and communicative, not just on Steam, but on Twitch, too - it's full of possibilities, and I'll be keeping an eye on it.

Early access review:

At the time of writing, I played the game in early access before the first major June update for 100 hours, and a couple of hours afterwards. Frankly, for the price I got it for (with a second copy), it was worth it for the initial content, but the incoming content makes a sweet deal even sweeter.

A tight little package of a game that improves upon the original in various ways and is great to play with friends.

We're some time into the online, and it still manages to draw me back with clever additional game modes and the pure joy of flying a jet through the skies of Los Santos.

An intriguing game which really shines in co-op.