Weird game with a lot to like. Materializes the concept of "failing forward" in both the narrative and mechanical sense and keeps it fun while not overstaying its welcome. The rough edges are minor and forgivable, especially with the imaginative world.

What a totally original game! It's like playing a tabletop RPG run by a wildly imaginative and eccentric person. In this wacky, surreal, espionage story, you have to infiltrate a nightclub to rescue a fellow agent. The game's small setting is dense with things to interact with and alternate paths to victory.

The RPG mechanics involve using customizable dice that you can pay upgrade the various faces on as you earn money. It's very intuitive but amazingly original. Each dice roll is a battle as you reroll your dice (and sometimes your opponent's) in order to get ahead.

This is a really unique and fun game. Cosmo D delivers once again with this wonderful experience.
Betrayal at Club Low plays differently than other Cosmo D games, but it delivers in every way.
It's got replay-ability, fun music, great atmosphere, memorable characters, and just overall a unique experience.
The game lets you make choices based on whatever stats you want to focus on, and the various ways to get an ending is really engaging!

The dice system is really well thought out and designed. It makes you think about what you're going to do and when you're going to do it. Since the game offers a good amount of freedom in your choices, you begin to play more cautiously and strategically as you understand it more. I found myself having a bunch of different save files and playing a multitude of times just to see what actions led to what.
Since the dialogue, choices and the overall atmosphere keep you engaged playing multiple times becomes a thing you really want to do!

I will add that if you have played Cosmo D's other games such as Norwood Suite and Tales of Off-Peak City, this is a completely different experience.
While those were more puzzle / interactive fiction games, this is more of a technical gameplay focused experience.
While it does keep the charm and love from the other games, as well as some of the characters, it is a different experience.
For me, I loved it, but it is something to keep in mind when going in.

Overall Betrayal At Club Low is a really unique and charming experience. Cosmo D does a fantastic job of creating such an interesting and engaging world.