Horrid game. You get to the "fun" level and the monsters end up chasing after you and if you hide under a table *too soon* the monsters will not go back to their "correct" patrols and are 90% of the time facing the wrong way.

Really wanted to finish this, but the amount of bugs that forced me to quit and restart just to progress makes me unable to recommend it.

- 90% VN cutscenes and 10% in game rendered cutscenes...why?
- Boring combat
- Uninspired level design

Is good gaem!

The setting is what makes it, for me. In a sea of survival crafting games, Deep Field have decided to do something different. And it is good.

Mini golf, better with friends. Frustrating at times, but always fun.

A combination of Ghostrunner and Mirror's Edge with a dash of Max Payne and Red Faction. So good.

I love board games and I absolutely adore the idea of this. There's another app called Dized that I take the same issue with. Learning rules while playing is a great way to get into a game. The issue is the sparse offerings that the app includes. To date (on release) there are only 30 games available. I understand that this game is in early access and I'm sure they will add new games. However, licensing a game is time consuming and expensive. So unless the dev has a way to streamline this process as new games come out every day, they will fall way behind the curve. I really love the idea, but I cannot recommend this in its current state due to the lackluster amount of games on offer. I wish I could give a middling recommendation but Steam doesn't allow that. So I am resigned to a negative review. I would absolutely love to hear from the devs on their process of acquiring game's licenses or even just including "how to play" for games that they cannot get licensed (assuming this is feasible).

Beep boop, good game.