While it's mostly fun, this is not Dread X at it's best. The quality of the games is more inconsistent than even the first game in the series (unfortunately likely due to the new wave of devs), but the biggest issue is the lack of a real stand-out that alone is worth the price of admission (Outsiders/Shatter, Squirrel Stapler/Diving Bell, Chips Tips [and 75% of 3 imo], The Fruit/Uktena). Not that games in other collections like Pony Factory, Toy Shop and Seraphixiam didn't have a ton of jump scares, but this collection seems littered with them (and screamers) to the point where only a couple of the games made me at all tense.
Spirit Guardian, Interim and Beyond the Curtain are straight-up bad. Book of Blood and Hunsvotti were half-baked, both having threats that were ineffective both in terms of horror and mechanics. While I enjoyed Vestige and Rotten Stigma, they were nothing I hadn't seen before (from the top 2 in this collection, nonetheless). Ludomallica and Gallerie were excellent concepts that could have easily carried the collection, but in the former's case needed to do more and in the latter's case needed to do less.
Lastly are Karao and We Never Left, really cool and the two best this collection has to offer (although neither are all that scary). It's almost worth buying for these two (and the hub world, if you like FNAF, I guess).

Despite having half as many games as the prior 2 collections, each game is twice as long and they're mostly quite well-made.

The Fruit is awesome for a demo and I look forward to a potential full game. 8/10. Besides that we have a lot of clones (of excellent games, mind you, all 6 or 7/10s).
Axis Mundi is a mini Fatal Frame, House of Unrest is a mini RE1 if Dante was the protag, Black Relic is a mini RE4 Clone and Uktena is a more fleshed out Squirrel Stapler
The two biggest misses were Seraphixial and Rose of Meat, which also happen to be the most visually interesting of the bunch, which is unfortunate, but at least gives them a level of play value.
Lastly, the hub is like The Thing meets Obra Dinn
Overall, would recommend it on sale.

It's not as horrendous as the meme, but it is almost brainless. The story lacks substance, some of the enemies don't even target you, I died less than 5 times... I can't say I hated the romp. Although most combat just was me shuffling between doing practically no damage and melting entire boss health bars when Devil Trigger popped, the setting (while repeated) was pleasant and the designs and cutscenes well-made. To me, with it's additions since 1, it felt like an unfinished prototype of Bayonetta 1, a game I am quite fond of. Wouldn't recommend, but is definitely overhated.