REANIMAL

[h1]Despite the welcome return of the original studio, Reanimal feels more like a visual experience than a playable one, with very few new ideas to offer.[/h1] Reanimal is designed to convey an overwhelming sense of scale and mystery, but that depth quickly turns into obfuscation: tiny interaction points force you to “scan” the environment, hoping to stumble upon the next button that will actually move the game forward. I also find the extensive use of dark environments hard to justify. Seriously, even with the brightness turned all the way up, there were areas where I literally had no idea the hell I was looking at. Sluggish controls and heavily constrained progression only add to the frustration: either you guess the exact sequence the game expects from you, or you start over. In the previous Little Nightmares games, this mechanic still had that spark of “oh, what if I try this?” In Reanimal, I couldn’t stop thinking: “something just isn’t working at level design...” But perhaps its biggest flaw is just how predictable it is. It was incredibly easy to anticipate when a jumpscare was coming, when a chase sequence was about to begin, or when an apparently safe area was about to turn dangerous. Even its deliberately cryptic story felt fairly easy to see coming. Clear signs that Reanimal has nothing truly new to offer. Despite these harsh criticisms, I have to admit that when Reanimal works, it is still fun in co-op. But comparisons are inevitable here too: after experiences like It Takes Two or Split Fiction, the bar is extremely high, and I expected a bit more creativity. With all that in mind, I find it hard to justify $40 for roughly 6 hours at a fairly relaxed pace. There are extra little hats and the occasional secret, sure, but in my case they weren’t enough to make me want to go through it all over again. Overall, Reanimal is considerably better than the bastard child that is Little Nightmares III, but it also falls clearly short of the studio’s high point, Little Nightmares II. [h1]Final score: 6,5/10[/h1]

I completely love this game you can tell all the talented people at Tarsier Studios have created a beautiful scary dark story that's immersive, compelling, and fun to play with friends. It was so cool to recently have the developer hop into a stream together stream I did with my friend itsLadyLys while we played this game. Thanks for making this game Tarsier Studios and sharing it with the world may we continue to see more beautiful creations in the future.

For a co-op game the optimization is worse than any other game i've seen yet.

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