Species: Unknown

TL;DR: Fun core gameplay, but the content pool is too thin to sustain long term engagement. Wait for the next major content update before buying. What Works: The core concept is genuinely well executed. Gameplay is smooth, well paced, and the underlying ideas are solid. Whoever is designing the core loop clearly knows what they are doing. What Doesn't: The problem is content velocity, not quality. After a few hours, you hit a hard content wall: it's the same experiences repeated with little variety. I understand this is a small team, and there are other small studios shipping content at a much faster clip for comparison. At the current pace, I am genuinely concerned the game will feel outdated by the time it has enough content to justify long term replayability. Bottom Line: Despite being fun in short bursts, I cannot recommend buying in its current state. Wishlist it and revisit in a year or so once a new map has shipped. By then it might actually be worth the price and the time investment.

Достаточно неплохо. Было забавно убегать от спятившего робота с пулеметом, либо ходить вдвоём в компании дрона, любящего кушать мозги. Чем вас больше, тем удобнее играть. И обязательно прихватить в команду чёрного астронавта. По закону жанра он всех спасёт в критический момент..

I have had the most fun playing this game and I can't recommend it more if you want to have fun with friends. I haven't ran into many issues playing and the excitement of it has been awesome. I do wish there was a bit more variety when it came to the map, but the monster variety makes up for it. If you wanna scream and laugh with friends then play this for sure.

This criminally underrated game is basically Alien: Isolation but this time the alien doesn't wear plot armor. Don't kid yourself - there's gonna be a lot of tragedy, but also triumph. Survival is NOT guaranteed and depends entirely on your smarts and skill. From the atmosphere, music and visuals to the gameplay, the game starts on a high note and continues to be absolutely amazing. The monsters remain scary throughout the game and difficulties. The game won't insult your intelligence by holding your hand and you'll love it for that. It looks AAA but it's without the typical AAA ♥♥♥♥ that plagues modern gaming. 100% recommended, best with friends.

This game is exciting, terrifying, and most definitely a team builder. I swear protecting my teammate as we made our way to the shuttle bay, with our package, while being hunted.....absolutely priceless. I applaud the devs, followed by a quick grab and shake as I demand more. More I say! I want more maps, more species, more missions.

Spaceship detail is by far one of the best looks in this game, I love horror games but usually they all have some silly creature that just is poorly looking. Besides the four legged creature the rest all feel plausible and make them that more frightening. So atmospheric, great graphics and design and so much fun with friends. Oh the screaming and running! I do have one gripe, why does my character stomp around in his armor? I'd like to either do a smash kick or some kind of jump in my heavy ass armor.

TLDR: Technical instability, constant disconnections, and gameplay that bears little resemblance (in my opinion) to the advertised experience make this a difficult recommendation. If your idea of entertainment is Phasmophobia with toothless weaponry and creatures that shrug off your attacks, this might suit you. For everyone expecting an extraction shooter as the trailers somewhat suggest, save your money and your patience. There is a certain expectation that comes with purchasing a game today, and that expectation is not particularly demanding. First off, you want the software to function without crashing, and within the span of just under two hours, spread across two maps with friends, the game managed to crash or disconnect us seven or eight times. And it wasn't solely me, others in the group had similar errors. Connection issues ran rampant, with players being dropped mid-session, unable to join lobbies, or simply disappearing from the server without explanation. When the most memorable aspect of your evening is a series of error screens and reconnection attempts, the product has failed at its most basic obligation. The gameplay itself compounds this frustration with design choices that seem engineered to disappoint. The creatures you encounter either respawn endlessly, rendering your efforts meaningless, or they possess immunities to nearly every tool at your disposal. While the game apparently contains specific hard counters for each monster type, discovering them requires a level of patience that the instability has already exhausted. You are left holding firearms that serve more as noisemakers than instruments of defense, which might be forgivable if the marketing had been clearer on the experience you're getting. This brings me to the matter of expectations, which the trailers and promotional materials set with remarkable inaccuracy. What was advertised suggested an experience of boarding vessels, unraveling mysteries, solving puzzles, gathering loot, and extracting with your haul. What was delivered is essentially a paranormal investigation simulator with ineffective weaponry tacked on, a format that will delight fans of that specific niche and absolutely no one else. It's not a bad game (outside of all the technical/connection issues) in the sense of what it's trying to do, but had it been more clear in what it was on the store page, I'd have never bought it to begin with.