Worth every penny, I've always appreciated these developer's games like Welcome to the Game I and II. It's always a perfect mix of challenge, strategy, and puzzling while always having to watch your back from the killers that come after you the entire game. It took me multiple attempts to beat this game and I loved every single one.

My only note is there were a few times I had died that felt had no explanation or were unfair deaths, one the Noir killer spawned behind me when I was locking my room and when I backed up I walked into her and died. Another which I have yet to find out about, I went up to the roof to grab a package and was interrupted by an animation of Lucas just shooting me and ending the game. There was no warning and no explanation why that happened, after googling apparently it was because my door was left open, however I remember closing the door and him showing up on the roof has no connection to that door. It would have made more sense if he just met you in your apartment to kill you.

Worth every penny, I've always appreciated these developer's games like Welcome to the Game I and II. It's always a perfect mix of challenge, strategy, and puzzling while always having to watch your back from the killers that come after you the entire game. It took me multiple attempts to beat this game and I loved every single one. My only note is there were a few times I had died that felt had no explanation or were unfair deaths, one the Noir killer spawned behind me when I was locking my room and when I backed up I walked into her and died. Another which I have yet to find out about, I went up to the roof to grab a package and was interrupted by an animation of Lucas just shooting me and ending the game. There was no warning and no explanation why that happened, after googling apparently it was because my door was left open, however I remember closing the door and him showing up on the roof has no connection to that door. It would have made more sense if he just met you in your apartment to kill you.