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Do I like the game? Yes... But there are some huge glaring issues that make me almost want to leave a negative review. SOUND CUES in this game ARE absolutely HORRENDOUS, as the game is already really quiet to begin with. I have to crank my headphones to max volume to hear the assassin, tanner, and tucker. Only to get ear blasted because of the hacking sound which is still extremely loud. Audio just needs a whole rebalance in this game especially since the gameplay revolves around it. A player shouldn't be second guessing themselves on ambient noises to know if it's the killer coming, it should be clear and decisive if you're paying attention to them. This alone makes me want to say not to buy it until it gets fixed or reworked, but the web browsing and computer stuff is fun so I'll deal with it.

After I've beaten Normal mode and realy enjoyed the game I sadly can't recommend it in its current state because it has too many bugs. I like the high difficulty and the amount of things you need to figure out by yourself, finding a good strategy, even if it includes a lot of trial and error. But like I said, there are currently way too many bugs like: - Multiple interfaces override a Hack so you can't block it unless you have a Nopsled - One time my package from a dealer didn't arrive - Sometimes you can't copy/paste anymore - Sometimes you can't interact with the monitor or doors and I had to stand up from the chair or look away so they work again - Doors can push you into walls - Scenarios where multiple threats spawn in a row, like 3 or more (could be by design idk) - I had a bug where no threats or hacks spawned at all Definitely will change the review to positive once a lot of bugs have been fixed because I still really enjoyed the gameplay and the difficulty.

If you want to permamently worsen your hearing, play this game.

feels like a welcome to the game ultimate custom night rather than a true 3rd game in the series, too much is happening all the time and the rules for all the killers is pretty complicated, almost feels like the code hunt is put in the backseat to surviving the killers and their paragraphs of rules to counter them.

[h1]This is a very strong contender for the best in the series.[/h1] The music is nice. The location, the motel is a really cool environment to occupy during a run. There's extremely fun interplay with all the mechanics. The new systems for making money are engaging and fun. The rep system, though a bit restrictive early in a run, does give the game an interesting sense of progression. And the number of killers makes run variety a guarantee, ensuring something interesting is almost always happening. [b]What's more important than praise right now is criticism,[/b] as the game is still being updated, with more content planned for the future and I hope it gets even better, so here are some of my thoughts: On the point of the killers, I will say some of them disappointed me slightly in their use. The game is already tough as nails so to ask more is greedy, but seeing a killer like The Breather who was an insanely tough threat in all previous games be reduced to a sprint check is a little disappointing. He went from being the character I feared the most in WTTG2 and Dead Signal to someone who doesn't pose much of a threat. I feel kind of bad for him. Killers like the Noir have gone from simple to incredibly interesting with all the different ways they can spawn and how you need to react to their presence. Having killers be one-note like The Breather makes them feel less like killers out to get you and more like a videogame trigger you half pay attention to. One small thing I wish I knew in my first full run-through was when the cut-off time was. I had no idea the game time limit was 4AM because as far as I know (I swear I looked) it isn't stated anywhere. When it would be a very simple thing to have Ronald simply tell you: "If you don't send me the code by 4AM tonight, or if another player completes the puzzle first, you lose." Simple :) It would also be cool to be able to remove pinged users from your CryptChat, or move them to a separate "read" section of the program. You spend a lot of time interacting with a whole host of other people on the dark web to make money and buy services, but eventually you don't need some of these people anymore, or they don't need you. To be able to get rid of those useless chats so the side-bar is more neat would allow players to more efficiently manage their contacts in the middle of a run where efficiency can mean the difference between winning and losing. Also one small thing. I don't have the game code to check for certainty but I couldn't really tell if hacking another player of the game slowed their progress towards keys. I had a really tight 3AM - 4AM that I had to retry a bunch because of money troubles and I thought about the idea of spamming the leading player with petty hacks to slow them down until I had enough money to put a hit on them. I don't know if this worked but I certainly would expect that it should in a game like this. If that isn't currently a consideration implimented within the game, maybe it should be? I had a lot issues with the hacking minigames unfrotunately. Firstly, because killers can arive while a hack is happening, (something I like btw), this means you can be faced with downright impossible situations. For example, one time I was grabbed by Cletus after a hack had just began and the long animation of him searching me for the drugs caused me to lose a high level memDefragger hack with absolutely nothing I could do about it. No chance to attempt the hack or use a NOPSled like I would if Lucas had arived at that point instead. I lost all my money and decided to just restart from my checkpoint. I also had an instance where the internet being cut off during a hack caused the hack to disappear and boot me to the desktop. But despite that, the hack was still running, it was just impossible to interact with, so I lost all my money there too. The balancing on some of the hacks is also absurd. The same high difficulty hack of one type may take you a few seconds to a minute and be reasonably doable, although still tough, like StackPusher and ShiftSEQ (ShiftSEQ is very easy though). But then you have K3RN3LC0MP1L3R and TOKENINE which go WAY overboard on expectations to the point of either being nigh impossible. In the case of K3RN3LC0MP1L3R, the speed at which you need to read and then type each line is completely unrealistic, you are not given nearly enough time to get it done. And if you were given enough time the max level hack would take you minutes to finish which is time you simply do not have to spare in many tight normal runs, let alone a 1337 mode run. TOKENINE is a bit more doable but the patterns with the right angles and dots don't have enough unique parts to them to correctly identify the 5 parts of the whole. And again, you aren't given nearly enough time to work it out. Maybe it's a skill issue, I always have to ask myself that with an Adam game, but the disparity in difficulty is laughable when compared to StackPusher and especially ShiftSEQ. Overall, the game is incredibly fun and the way it expects more from you than most games do is something I REALLY appreciate. I got done with a normal mode run on the day I'm writing this and am excited to try a Normal+ run. (Normal deathless) and hopefully eventually feel confident enough to try 1337 mode. Banger game Adam :D [i]~ Review made on July 20th 2026[/i]

An okay game, that needs more time to cook. It's clear this was rushed to the store, game has tons of bugs / issues that would have been caught early in testing, as shown by the amount of bugfix/balance changes within the first few days of release. This has potential, but this is a full release, not an early access, so i can't really accept the current state of said game, try again in a few weeks/months, game itself is nice, just plagued by bugs and questionable balancing, once those are sorted out, will probably change review to positive.

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Between constantly getting hacked, frequent power outages, and waiting for sites to load, only to waste time searching for clues that don't exist, the game also expects you to stay hyper-vigilant at all times. Miss one sound cue, and it's game over. Unfortunately, many of those sound cues are incredibly quiet, while the jump scares are incredibly loud. So you have to choose between dying to threats you could not possibly have heard, or turning the volume up and risking permanent hearing damage from the jump scares. There is an item that makes the sound cues louder, but by the time you can afford it, you are probably already dead. Item prices in general seem way too high considering how important some of the items are. Did I mention that downloading files costs money too? That's right, even after finding a clue in the form of a link, you might have to pay a ridiculous sum to download the corresponding file. You are basically permanently broke because the prices aren't balanced in the slightest. Lastly, every death thus far has felt completely unjustified. The game gives you a short description of the various threats, but some are borderline unavoidable in practice.

Although there are some annoyances like enemy animation makes you go through wall and UIs do not work properly, I would say it was a solid experience overall. Mind you, this game is really hard to learn but when you know what setup to do, it was pretty easy game, the game just takes longer than previous game. (It was fine mostly because you have checkpoint if playing on normal) As per update 1.0.1 and 1.0.2, I see a lot of complains about the game being unfair and outright cheating (mostly towards Tanner). The update seems to prevent player to spamming the lock door button making Tanner more unmanageable, but the Developer updating it that way is kinda telling that the game intended to use tools to prevent threats instead fast reaction and muscle memories like in FNAF.

Game is buggy as hell. Adam either tested it and is blind or he tested it and didn't care. Both sound about right for the guy.