Damn, this game is boring as all fuck. It's a cool concept I guess, but the execution is just so incredibly lame that's the actual scary part.

For starters, I like the idea of getting into a haunted home and trying to make contact with the ghost that lives there...But in order to do that, the game throws like a 100 different gadgets and tools that you have to grab, and put all over the house, and go back to the van so you can grab more, and then memorize what each thing does and how the combine with one another...It's just too much.

Half of the time I was just trying to remember what to take to the house and why, or moving back and forth just moving stuff. This game honestly feels more like I'm playing a simulation of what I am expected to do in my new job, and the horror aspect is just a afterthought.

I like that each ghost you encounter is unique and each one have their own ways of attacking and scare the player...But from what I played, it seems like they all kill you the exact same way, which completely defeats the point of making each ghost feel unique. All I saw whenever I got killed, was a pair of hands showing up in my screen, and then I was teleported to a random room with the specific ghost of that round, then I am dead and all I can do is watch my friends play the game.

But it's not even scary when you get teleported to this random flesh room with the ghost. Not only because it is the same every time, but also because the fucking thing does nothing, it only stands there! Not even a cheap jumpscare!

In fact, the character animation in this game is just mediocre in general; not only do the ghosts barely do anything, but the way these characters move is so cheap looking. They don't even emote in any way, it just looks so bad and completely takes me out of any immersion I could've had.

I only played this game because a friend suggested it, but damn is this one of the most boring horror games I have ever played...And I played 4 of the FNAF games.

A great game to play with some pals. It has some very interesting systems at play, and while it's marred a bit with some early access jankiness, it has a lot of really interesting moments. Some of it can be kind of frustrating, not knowing whether you've been struck by a bug or an intentional feature. But given the nature of what you're trying to do, it actually works to the game's favor most of the time. It's fun to fuck around and just get spooked or go in like a well-oiled ghost hunting machine team. I do wish there were some additional vr features like a seated mode and better inventory mgmt(the beltloop method is fine, but could be tighter).