It's a different kind of EDF experience than the mainline EDF games and even the other spinoffs. That's not necessarily a bad thing, and while the near constant 4th wall breaking dialogue can get a little annoying (though, sometimes it's funny, but not in the normal EDF way), the game can be fun if you can figure out how to have fun with it.

That being said, I can't recommend this game, because the PC version lacks splitscreen. Instead of basing this version in the superior PS4 code, which has splitscreen, they based it on the inferior Switch version, which doesn't.

Also the settings are tied to the cloud save, which is IMMENSELY annoying and can actually prevent you from playing the game on other PCs if you go from high end machine to a lower end one like a laptop or handheld.

It's a different kind of EDF experience than the mainline EDF games and even the other spinoffs. That's not necessarily a bad thing, and while the near constant 4th wall breaking dialogue can get a little annoying (though, sometimes it's funny, but not in the normal EDF way), the game can be fun if you can figure out how to have fun with it. That being said, I can't recommend this game, because the PC version lacks splitscreen. Instead of basing this version in the superior PS4 code, which has splitscreen, they based it on the inferior Switch version, which doesn't. Also the settings are tied to the cloud save, which is IMMENSELY annoying and can actually prevent you from playing the game on other PCs if you go from high end machine to a lower end one like a laptop or handheld.