Recent reviews by ian

Overall: Not very Interesting, repetitive.
There are some levels that just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you for no reason, offering no skillful way to counter it other than hitting escape and exiting the game. Lacking save points make the player more on edge, but in turn make gameplay experience suffer because if one level is failed, you have to repeat countless levels with no rewards. Although I do enjoy the cartoon jump scares somewhat, it seems as if they are just thrown in to make a boring game less boring, but end up being a mere annoyance once the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bosses start showing up. Randomly generated levels with minecraft's "10 blocks" render distance setting on fails to even create the illusion of skillful navigation within long levels. The lack of variance in level design makes interest fade in the middle stages of the game. Minor issues such as having to re-press "W" every time a level loads in order to keep moving forward adds a unending inconvenience that makes repeating levels that much more boring to navigate. OP Enemies with minimal deterrent methods (The "Ben Drowned" Creepypasta enemy which you just have to keep looking at for the remainder of the level, which proves boring when you get slapped with a bunch of linear "Maze Pit Levels") remove any psychological deterioration elements from the game, as they just become a minor annoyance, *with exception of the monster that turns the graphics into bone-shilling youtube666-era designs*. Sound design is good, as music is intentionally screeching in order to install anxiety within the player, but some cartoon jump scare sounds drag on and unneededly ruins the "Spooky" aesthetic.

Good for the first while, but I don't think a lot of people could enjoyfully complete the full 1000 Levels. Not from being scared, but from boredom.

Very good game. I can't go back to consoles now. Ever.

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