It Has My Face

To start off, please note that this review only grades this game purely on the single-player aspects, as I have not played the multiplayer and therefore cannot provide feedback on this portion of the game. It Has My Face is a horror deduction game that does a lot of things right. It's a creative and very well put together concept - find your clone in a crowd, and murder it... before it finds and murders you. What I love about this game is the pacing. Games like these can have a solid concept, but everything falls flat when all you can do is repeatedly play the same stages with the same challenges. A lot of games suffer from that fate, where the concept is super interesting, but never enough to make you sit down and play for more than a single 30 minutes session. It Has My Face does this right - it starts slow and easy, with every chapter adding random modifiers that deeply affect how you play your next round. These modifiers are more challenging and more numerous as you progress through the chapters. It effectively takes a great concept, and makes it into a nice, well-paced game that doesn't overstay its welcome. The gameplay is versatile enough to keep things interesting - between the modifiers and different types of clones and they abilities as you progress further, and an array of weapons and environment opportunities, I didn't feel bored, nor overwhelmed by the game thanks to a gradual a steady pacing that doesn't bombard you with gameplay elements right from the start. It's a lovely and fun 5 hours experience (assuming you only play through the main singleplayer campaign), and I strongly recommend it.

I've been trying to 100% this game for a while and it is so tedious. I hate that I keep running into the clone immediately and having no way to fight back. Please for the love of god at LEAST make it so that by default you gain more progress per OR don't lose progress when you die because of stuff like this. I am sick and tired of immediately dying and having to do everything all over again.

There just wasnt enough here to keep me invested. Ive played flash games that were more entertaining. If you want a fun 2d horror game play carrion instead; it at least breaks convention by making you the monster.

I do enjoy this game very much but after going through reviews back in April of 2026, there were no fixes being implemented to sort out the sudden 2 fps drop when I tab out, I had to turn off my computer completely as I could not Alt F4 out or do anything. Once they fix the problem then I will change my review to a positive but for now it's a no.

Game has a memory leak that will result in a complete computer freeze, requiring hard reboot (holding the power button). Check the discussions to see that multiple people have this issue.

its fun for the first hour if not 30 mins but unless your buying this for the dbd items just dont buy this

Good game. The story, though obtuse, does a serviceable job of keeping up the intrigue while diagetically explaining the game's difficulty curve. And after finishing the main story you're left with several fantastically replayable modes that fuel endgame progression. The core gameplay loop is what really shines though: hunting down your clone before they get you. While it would be easy for that simple premise to get stale quickly, the huge mix of variables the game has to tinker with means that no two matches are the same. There's a large number mission modifiers with nearly endless combinations, many of which synergise to either make your job easier or MUCH harder. The clone AI boasts diverse (and sometimes downright unsettling) behavior, which range between blitzing you down and quietly stalking you at a distance. On top of that, there are special powers the clone can have: some overtly hostile (like spitting poison) while others are subtle and disquieting (like controlling civilians to act as a human shield to cover their retreat). There are a whole host of other complications the game can throw at you that I won't spoil, but suffice to say every match against your clone feels different: some are tense games of cat and mouse, some are frantic fights to the death immediately after loading in, and some are just downright whacky and chaotic. Overall, this is well worth your time and money.

Daily challenge so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hard, I'm gonna give bad review for this I'll give good review for the game concept, art style, and the way to play, but the only thing I cannot accept is the daily challenge cause it's too hard to win even once, If the clone next to you, you'll instantly be killed and have to wait 24hrs for the next round. I do admit it kind of having the challenge but the challenge is nearly impossible Overall: 6.0/10

Melhor q dbd

It's alright. The pacing starts out tight and fast, but the appeal starts to dwindle over time. I'd say it's worth the money, and it's got an interesting plot, but it's never a game I could sink a lot of hours into.