This game's premise is a fine concept on paper, but in reality, it is full of various faults. Even the devs know this which is why they continuously make drastic changes to the game. The labyrinth upgrade system is painfully boring and slow, as is leveling up. You will likely be matched with players significantly above or below your skill level, unless you queue for ranked. Although, casual play is the only viable option for people who cannot stand to queue for longer for a match than the match, itself, takes. On that note, the community is barely even that-- it is obnoxiously toxic and mindbogglingly stubborn. Now is a good time to point out that most of your matches will be infested with trolls, micspammers, racists, and other unsavory flavors of people from around the world. This is obviously not particularly beneficial for a game with such a dwindling playerbase. I've probably heard the most slurs playing this game than I have in any other, and I've played Rust. Now, let's talk about the actual gameplay elements:

It's pretty bad, I'm not going to sugarcoat it. You have an extremely limited amount of time, even less when players (infected or not) destroy fuseboxes. This certainly does not give you enough time to deduce much of anything unless you play with a competent team, which is equal to trying to find a small crystal amongst a sea of broken glass. Regardless, as an innocent, you will likely be subjugated to several matches of being voted out by your team because you were downed first. There is no logic in the game, only who can shoot faster. Gathering information is useless as the other people you are playing with will either ignore you or shout over you enough to get you voted out, which is frustrating as is. Playing as infected feels groggy and slow. The only thing separating if you win or lose is if you have control of the antidote/lethal injection or not (which are the most overpowered things in this game for some reason). This is true for innocents, too.

At the time of writing this, I have 164 hours played and that number will never go up past this point as far as I can see. I am uninstalling and forgetting about this game until the devs make major changes to both the gameplay, and the reporting system. The only thing redeemable about this game is the loot booth system and character customization, but in my opinion, it's too little, too late. All-in-all, it is a free to play game, so download and play it if you are curious, but like most, you'll probably play a few matches and immediately uninstall it unless you have other friends to play with.

Bad game, not worth the time it thinks it deserves. Do not play unless you enjoy being frustrated. 3/10.

This game's premise is a fine concept on paper, but in reality, it is full of various faults. Even the devs know this which is why they continuously make drastic changes to the game. The labyrinth upgrade system is painfully boring and slow, as is leveling up. You will likely be matched with players significantly above or below your skill level, unless you queue for ranked. Although, casual play is the only viable option for people who cannot stand to queue for longer for a match than the match, itself, takes. On that note, the community is barely even that-- it is obnoxiously toxic and mindbogglingly stubborn. Now is a good time to point out that most of your matches will be infested with trolls, micspammers, racists, and other unsavory flavors of people from around the world. This is obviously not particularly beneficial for a game with such a dwindling playerbase. I've probably heard the most slurs playing this game than I have in any other, and I've played Rust. Now, let's talk about the actual gameplay elements: It's pretty bad, I'm not going to sugarcoat it. You have an extremely limited amount of time, even less when players (infected or not) destroy fuseboxes. This certainly does not give you enough time to deduce much of anything unless you play with a competent team, which is equal to trying to find a small crystal amongst a sea of broken glass. Regardless, as an innocent, you will likely be subjugated to several matches of being voted out by your team because you were downed first. There is no logic in the game, only who can shoot faster. Gathering information is useless as the other people you are playing with will either ignore you or shout over you enough to get you voted out, which is frustrating as is. Playing as infected feels groggy and slow. The only thing separating if you win or lose is if you have control of the antidote/lethal injection or not (which are the most overpowered things in this game for some reason). This is true for innocents, too. At the time of writing this, I have 164 hours played and that number will never go up past this point as far as I can see. I am uninstalling and forgetting about this game until the devs make major changes to both the gameplay, and the reporting system. The only thing redeemable about this game is the loot booth system and character customization, but in my opinion, it's too little, too late. All-in-all, it is a free to play game, so download and play it if you are curious, but like most, you'll probably play a few matches and immediately uninstall it unless you have other friends to play with. Bad game, not worth the time it thinks it deserves. Do not play unless you enjoy being frustrated. 3/10.