The less you know about this game going in, the better. It's funny, interesting, twisted (much like you'd expect for a Daniel Mullins game, since you're likely reading this well after this game released). I laughed until I cried at times, and most of the games and puzzles are pretty frustration-free and fairly easy, but some will tease your brain enough to make this interesting.

There's a lot of meta humor and meta-things-you-can-do which I won't spoil until you've finished the game at least once.

Each of the "games" are super well thought out and could be their own standalone games, but you get them all in one narrative. Pretty awesome.

Underrated AF.