Indigo Park is special in its own unique way when it comes to mascot horror games. Where many go the route of creating disturbingly creepy characters that were apparently meant to appeal to children, Indigo Park actually created one of the best mascots these games have to offer, Rambley the Raccoon.

To put it nicely, Rambley carries this game from start to finish. For an introduction to the series, I can't deny that it intrigued me greatly and made me want to finish the first chapter. And, even though this review is negative, I still want to see more of Rambley in future chapters. However, every other aspect of this game is either average or sub-par at best.

The horror elements of this game include a jumpscare and a chase scene that is identical to Poppy Playtime, with 3d models that look worse than what you'd find on the Garry's Mod workshop. While you're waiting for these "horror" elements to occur, the game distracts you by throwing in random collectibles to find and the ability to play a small minigame on an arcade cabinet. I found myself more interested and finding the random toys around each level than whatever horrifying thing was supposed to be happening at the moment.

In the end, if you're looking for an amazingly written and performed mascot, this game will be right up your alley. If you're looking for a horror game, you'll be severely disappointed. If the same level of quality given to Rambley was given to the rest of the game, I'm sure it would have been a great introduction for the series, but this is mostly disappointing.