Recent reviews by Slacker

I like the concept, but the optimization, even though it is a demo build, is terrible.
To get to ballpark of 30 fps on a Steam Deck, you have to set LOD quality to the lowest.
Considering the game's cartoonish graphics, this is unacceptable.

Maybe it would run better on a PC, but I imagine many people would like to primarily play this game on their Decks.

Good game that is already dead.

Fun, but needs polishing and achievements. Still, at the current price, it's a bargain.

Something absolutely special, that you know you will never experience again like the first time ever again, so you gotta take in everything you can while it lasts.

More of an experience than a game, but it is totally worth every penny, especially for those who are from the 90s to early 00s. Nostalgia hits really hard with this one.

Now I am become death the destroyer of words.

Really fun and chill game.

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.

Great vibes, I just wish the game were less technical and more story driven.

Outdated, clunky controls and constant spam of Instagram filters during cutscenes because apparently Max is not enough of a drama queen already. Other than that, fun shooting gallery. You can't really go wrong with Rockstar games.

The gameplay is fun, the story is really mid, honestly, boring and the graphics are dated, but still look good because they chose to make them look cartoonish.

Still worth buying since it only costs 2.5$ on sale.

A potentially great game for the Steam Deck. I’ll buy it again once native Steam Deck support is added. For anyone wondering how good the community made layouts are: they are quirky.

It plays more like a movie than a game, but I don’t mind that at all. The fighting mechanics were left unchanged, which is something they definitely should have improved. But I get it, to maintain the cinematic feeling the game aims for they had to keep them as they are. Still, I was left wanting more actual gameplay during the fighting sections instead of tightly scripted scenes.

It’s worth playing if you’re looking for a mature story and real horror instead of cheap jump scares.