It was a bit hard, but I finally got past level 1

Super fun, gives similar vibes as Carrion, but much more heavily focused on combat rather than carrion's metroidvania puzzle gameplay.

With what's currently available in the demo I am incredibly excited for this game to release.

Lethal Company-like. Great game so far

Way too many bugs for me to recommend. Also has DRM protection and requires the EA launcher

Game crashes on startup if you have a webcam enabled, and I had to set the EA launcher to offline mode to get past the loading screen.

Personal:
I haven't gotten too far in the game, but it has decent gameplay for an Early Access game. Devs have a discord where they take in suggestions and announce updates and beta changes. Not a refined product, but enjoyable despite the lack of QoL updates. Plenty more to come, worth following if you don't buy immediately, as it seems to be be trending to a good place.

Formal:
A top down base building RTS style game based a few years after the zombie apocalypse. You take the role of the base's radio operator and leader. You balance several resources as you try to keep your people alive. The standout feature of this game is that the map you play on is based on our real world, allowing you to set up base next to world monuments, or in your childhood home. A fun game with lots of room for improvement at it's current stage.

All around an amazing game for me. The demo will do more than any review could, so go play that, then come back.

With the ability to slow time, and go invisible, the game gives you that feeling of power, and with the vast array of weapons at your disposal, with customizable attachments, you can choose just how you kill your victims.

Now that's not to say the game is a cakewalk. Stepping into the harder difficulties is a real challenge. The hardest difficulty isn't called, "Rage Mode" as joke, after all.

Each level is a separate instance, launched from the home base. Additionally, there are collectables in the game, lore pages for each map that help expand on what is going on in each area, as well as the previously mentioned weapon attachments. There are also high-value targets that appear in various missions as either mini-bosses or target practice.

Overall I had a real fun time playing the game, and the story is decent enough in the base game. If the demo managed to convinces you, I recommend buying the Bladekisser DLC alongside the main game, as the story missions in the DLC are equally good, and breath extra life into the story, without feeling forced in.