Good childhood memories. Movement is bad, and made the game quite difficult.

A quant little love story with a subversive spooky house, and also a bit of cardio!

Emily please come back to me, please, I don't understand!

Has a lot of charm in it's visual presentation, but the 'demon' storyline doesn't quite engage as much as the dev's prior Fran Bow.

A great resource for tabletop experiences in a video game. Only flaws come from certain interacts with the games themselves (too large of variety to list).

One hell of a fun multiplayer that is utterly ruined by the microtransactions that combined the oh so fun loot boxes with pay-to-win 'variants'. I genuinely love to boost around on crack beaming people but at what cost, a Vancouver house? hell naw.

It does what is does well, but feels a bit limited in scope, and doesn't go beyond what other games in the franchise have done. I will admit though the competitive scene is quite entertaining, sadly more than the game itself.

Can't go wrong with a fun friend group party game, all thumbs up on fun!

The game that brought back my excitement to play call-of-duty. Excellent gunplay, visuals and campaign for a top tier gameplay moments. Multiplayer is a mixed bag though, it suffers from certain design flaws in balancing, map design, and terrible development philosophy of dropping features (example: night vision mechanics), limiting content for its multiplayer, and most importantly not fulfilling this game's very large potential.