overall, a downgrade from the base game but still objectively fun and good. just way clunkier with puzzles that varied from amazing to confusing and dreadful.
also i dont understand why the dlc was so INSANELY DARK compared to the base game. even if it was for atmospheric purposes, it genuinely bordered on unplayable at times. i had to turn the game brightness all the way up, turn my monitor brightness up, and make my room dark. like. that actively made my play experience worse lol
pt. 1 was the strongest imo as it had a clear and concise theme, enemy, and mechanic. felt like a continuation of the base game, but this time with water lol. a bit clunky at times but i could overlook it.
pt. 2 was definitely the most interesting in theory, and i loved the emphasis on the little sack friends. gameplay wise this part was abysmal and beyond clunky though. so unfun to play.
pt. 3 was also pretty strong, and stylistically the strongest. love the "combat" mechanic, as it added a different sense of fear/ challenge to the overall game. loved the ending as well, as morbid as that was.
also i dont understand why the dlc was so INSANELY DARK compared to the base game. even if it was for atmospheric purposes, it genuinely bordered on unplayable at times. i had to turn the game brightness all the way up, turn my monitor brightness up, and make my room dark. like. that actively made my play experience worse lol
pt. 1 was the strongest imo as it had a clear and concise theme, enemy, and mechanic. felt like a continuation of the base game, but this time with water lol. a bit clunky at times but i could overlook it.
pt. 2 was definitely the most interesting in theory, and i loved the emphasis on the little sack friends. gameplay wise this part was abysmal and beyond clunky though. so unfun to play.
pt. 3 was also pretty strong, and stylistically the strongest. love the "combat" mechanic, as it added a different sense of fear/ challenge to the overall game. loved the ending as well, as morbid as that was.