A game who does a good job of creating a tense atmosphere, keeping you on edge with its unsettling tone.

The game introduces a variety of anomalies, preventing gameplay from becoming too repetitive with each playthrough. This keeps things interesting and ensures that no two runs feel exactly the same.
The background story adds a nice layer of depth to the game, enhancing the experience and giving more context to the events unfolding. However, there’s a minor annoyance as you approach the last floors of the game: sentences start to appear, which can feel a bit intrusive. While this is manageable, the real issue arises when you fail a room and are sent back to floor 50, the sentences persist, which can become frustrating during repeated attempts.

Although the game is really good, even more for a free game, there are a few aspects that could be improved to ensure a more inclusive and smooth experience.
For example, there are occasional technical issues, such as lag when enemies appear. This causes the game to "hint" at a problematic room before you even enter, which diminishes some of the surprise and tension that the game otherwise builds effectively.

One issue worth noting is the reliance on noise to signal anomalies, yet the absence of subtitles may pose a problem for players who are deaf or hard of hearing. This lack of accessibility could make it difficult for some players to fully engage with key gameplay elements.

In summary, while the game succeeds in creating a tense atmosphere and offering variety, there are some technical and accessibility concerns that need attention. The lack of subtitles and persistent sentences after setbacks could detract from the overall experience, but the engaging anomalies and background story still manage to provide a compelling foundation.

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A game who does a good job of creating a tense atmosphere, keeping you on edge with its unsettling tone. The game introduces a variety of anomalies, preventing gameplay from becoming too repetitive with each playthrough. This keeps things interesting and ensures that no two runs feel exactly the same. The background story adds a nice layer of depth to the game, enhancing the experience and giving more context to the events unfolding. However, there’s a minor annoyance as you approach the last floors of the game: sentences start to appear, which can feel a bit intrusive. While this is manageable, the real issue arises when you fail a room and are sent back to floor 50, the sentences persist, which can become frustrating during repeated attempts. Although the game is really good, even more for a free game, there are a few aspects that could be improved to ensure a more inclusive and smooth experience. For example, there are occasional technical issues, such as lag when enemies appear. This causes the game to "hint" at a problematic room before you even enter, which diminishes some of the surprise and tension that the game otherwise builds effectively. One issue worth noting is the reliance on noise to signal anomalies, yet the absence of subtitles may pose a problem for players who are deaf or hard of hearing. This lack of accessibility could make it difficult for some players to fully engage with key gameplay elements. In summary, while the game succeeds in creating a tense atmosphere and offering variety, there are some technical and accessibility concerns that need attention. The lack of subtitles and persistent sentences after setbacks could detract from the overall experience, but the engaging anomalies and background story still manage to provide a compelling foundation. [quote=][b] For more reviews, check my[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45284670/] Curator's Page [/url][/b][/quote]