What I initially suspected of being just some YouTube funny moment clip farming game turned out to be an actually really fun and sometimes pretty scary game. The proximity voice chat is a big reason for why this game works so well, and makes it a whole lot more dangerous and spooky to go anywhere without a pal by your side. Walkie-talkies become essential (and extremely fun) if you want to get the most out of your time in the buildings, as your ship leaves automatically at midnight.

In the ship there's a terminal you can use with which you can buy equipment and decorations, set the course of your ship and read bestiary entries of creatures you have scanned. Additionally, during missions you can watch other players and their surroundings, adding a different way to assist your crew by being "the guy in the chair." You can help them locate items, assist in finding the exits and spot monsters in the halls for them. You can even open/close doors and deactivate turrets remotely. It's the only game where my friends have gotten into fights about who gets to stay at the ship and look at the monitor because it's actually very fun.

Buying tools for you and your crew, and in turn preserving them, is a very satisfying gameplay loop so far. Depending on how well you do within the deadline you'll have more or less leeway with how much equipment you can get away with purchasing. There's already a lot of different tools to use with varying amounts of usefulness, and I'm hoping to see the selection expand as the game continues to get supported, along with monsters and planets and the like of course.

One thing I would love to see expanded on is the interiors. Right now there are two types of interiors, being a sterile facility and a grandiose and detailed mansion. Both of these styles work well in their own ways, although the facility is the one you'll end up seeing a majority of the time, to the point where many players might end up never seeing the mansion. This is because the only reliable way to have the mansion interior is by going to the planets that cost money to travel to, and otherwise has an extremely rare chance to replace the facility interior on other planets. It becomes very repetitive seeing the factory look on most of the planets your travel to. I think adding new interiors or making the mansion a bit more common would serve this game very well as the game gets updated.

There are other things I would like to see touched on, like some enemies being overly oppressive, and other balancing concerning items and such, but I'm optimistic that these things will get addressed in the future. I have high hopes for Lethal Company, and I really hope this game doesn't just fade away into obscurity like these games usually do.

[Ref Played 2020]
In the context of an offline completely legal Pokémon game on a mobile without a switch this game is alright, itʼs enjoyable enough
Given that it's free I gave this game a higher rating than many of the barely any better £50 Switch Games
If you have a switch and any decent Pokémon game on it, despite how painfully bad some of them are don't bother with this, if you can emulate legally do that, if you have an Internet connection other free Pokémon mobile games are better but there are circumstances where this game could be considered technically something I'd recommend to someone just not anybody I know

At first, I didn't expect much because it seemed like a very cheap production, but Nightmare of Decay was a very successful production in its own right. The game is full of inspirations and references from many Survival/Horror games, especially Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Amnesia, Cry of Fear. The game has simple puzzles and some okay boss battles. Even though the story is a cliche story of escaping from a nightmare, I didn't care much in a game like this. One of the points that surprised me was that such a game took up 100 MB of space, because there are many sounds and places in the game, and assuming that it was 2 hours long, it was a very successful job. If you like the Survival/Horror genre in general, I can recommend this indie production.

[Ref Played 2023] It's no Grimm Eclipse, I'd recommend to any RWBY fan that doesn't dislike Metroidvanias
Pros: Gameplay is solid enough, better than you'd expect from a licensed game though far from perfect. Art style is pretty okay and the voice acting is good, based on the plot of the show this was a pretty good place to insert an extra story
Cons: The music is good enough in the context of this style of games but compared the the normal RWBY OSTs it's really weak. The plot is a lot better than Grimm Eclipse's but not close to the quality of the show/ main books and is largely irrelevant to the larger world