Convenient

It’s passable, I like the concept of escaping from a killers basement step by step while avoiding detection but it quickly moved away from that premise and went in a less interesting and played out route of demons and sacrifice.

Overall it's a poorly optimized hunk of trash that attempts desperately hard to fit into that whole low-poly PSX style Torture Star series but fails from the very start with game breaking issues. Halloween mode seems to be permanently enabled, leading you to have to disable it each time the game starts, but that would be easily tolerable if it weren't for everything else. Upon spawning you're met with an absolutely intolerable mouse sensitivity/acceleration with no way to turn it down of course; stuttering and FPS drops that feel like running Crysis on an old machine with an inability to change any setting whatsoever beyond the screen resolution (forget about controls or brightness). Getting softlocked on the combination lock in the basement (unable to move onto the next number due to again, an inability to rebind or even get a list of controls) led me to literally do some kind of half-pseudo crash in which I was teleported back to the middle of the road and froze, unable to move. Plot wise it's your typical predictable cat and mouse FNAF knock off but this once again would be tolerable if not completely acceptable if it weren't for how terribly optimized it is. Due to those aforementioned issues it just becomes unplayable drivel that I unfortunately cannot refund due to being way outside the purchase window. For the dev's sake I really hope that they're not involved in software engineering/development as a professional career. I'm willing to let a lot slide but this is just complete dog excrement to the highest order. Save your $3 and just watch the 12 minute playthrough on Youtube. I could rattle off 5 titles that actually do the exact thing this game is trying to accomplish while being worth the couch cushion amount of money.