The Exit 8

Somebody aborted a child in the vent in this game

📍ТЦ МЕТРОГРАД, (м.Київ)

I'd give this game a weak recommendation. It's definitely worth it for its low price tag and for a fun, horror-lite concept and experience. Just be aware of a couple of irritants. One is that any anomaly you 'spot' and successfully avoid by going back, will not show up again during that playthrough. That's helpful for trying to collect all the anomalies for the achievement, but leads to an odd paradox where anomalies you can spot easily are quickly removed from the game, while any anomalies you struggle with will trip you up more and more as the game goes on. It seems quite common for first-time players to reach a point where they're stuck, because their game's anomaly pool now only contains anomalies they're really struggling to see. It's good that the developers included a "reset game data" feature in the menu, and if you ever feel properly stuck, I recommend using this and the game will probably suddenly get way easier as a result - as all the anomalies will come back. And linked to the above; I'm pretty much convinced that at least one or two anomalies don't always show up correctly. This is one of those "hard to prove a negative" things; the game is about spotting sometimes very subtle differences, and so a lot of the online response to people saying that they got reset despite no anomalies appearing is of other people saying "you just didn't see the anomaly", which is probably generally a fair guess, but I don't know what to tell you; I had loops where I went back (after seeing that I had apparently missed an anomaly) with an online list of all the possible anomalies, ruled them out one by one, and yet. If you go in prepared to probably hit more than your fair share of frustrations like this, and accept that the game might not always seem to be playing totally fair, then it's almost certainly worth £3 or whatever