This probably wasn't the best place to start with Chilla's Art especially coming from somebody who wasn't a big fan of The Exit 8 to begin with. This hidden anomaly loop subgenre seems to be just borrowing from the same tired formula that PT accidentally established half a decade ago now and it's kind of tedious. Too often I miss something and have to start all over, and it doesn't help that these game is full of graphical and auditory glitches anyway that has me questioning if the game is intentionally showing an anomaly or not. Despite all of my complaints, some of the scares genuinely were a little bit frightening here and I walked away from the experience having not hated my time with it overall. I hope that Chilla's Art wins me over more with their next release.

You see these type of “spot the difference” games dont work when sasuga unreal engine farts out visual and audio glitches onto my screen. “Has this room always been this bright? Has the rolling trolley always been silent?” Well these are going to be the most subtle anomalies you’ll come across, and they’re not even intentional. Also thanks for a ‘game over screen’ that is functionally identical to just failing the loop?
Idk, it’s not as bad as my review makes it out to be, but I cant type without sounding mad after playing an unreal engine game.
P.S. the unreal engine info’s source is that i made it the fuck up