This game has a lot of positive reviews, and by looking at some of them I'm not sure how many of them actually played the game. I mean, the achievement for beating the game has 7.5% completion and a lot of the comments have memey vibes to them. So I'm going to play devil's advocate here:

This game is pretty stinky.

I won't like fully blast the game because it is from a small dev team and it does legitimately seem like there was true love and passion put into the game, but it's just not enough to justify the many flaws. I think it will be easiest to explain with a simple pros and cons list:

• Original concept and a well written story.
  
• Interesting art style.
  
• Decent voice acting from the supporting cast.
  
• Character design is alright and in one cast actually a bit creepy.
  
• uhhh...

Okay on to the cons

• Episodic content renders game totally disjointed in story, tone and gameplay.
  
• Plotlines, characters and mechanics are quickly introduced at the 11th hour and never concluded.
  
• Many sequences lack ambient scary music which would have really helped build tension.
  
• Enemies chasing you will forget about you the INSTANT you hide in a closet and walk away, I've never seen horror game
  enemy AI with such short attention spans.
  
• Frankly pathetic boss fights. You should never be standing there politely waiting for a boss to slowly walk across the room to wind up an attack that you can effortlessly dodge.
  
• Protagonist voice actor did such a bizarre job, sounded like he recorded all his lines in a public library and didn't want to cause a scene so he spoke the whole time in a really hushed way.
  
• Not actually scary. There are a few really loud jumpscares but game completely fails to build any tension or fear. Bendy
  himself was scary at first but quickly had a 'face-timing Bendy at 3am youtube video' feel to him if you get what I mean.
  
• Buggy as hell. I lost progress due to save file errors, soft locks and crashes. General FPS is very poor too.
  
• A 5 and a half minute long unskipple cutscene.

Okay, I guess I did rip into the game pretty hard after all.

I think a good summary of the game is that it feels like a Borderlands side quest. It's janky, at one stage you have to fetch meaningless items and deposit them into a drop box for a character behind a door, and most of all, it's not very much fun. Maybe this game would be cool for like a little kid as their first horror game that they can play, it sorta feels like it's geared at children anyway.

This game has a lot of positive reviews, and by looking at some of them I'm not sure how many of them actually played the game. I mean, the achievement for beating the game has 7.5% completion and a lot of the comments have memey vibes to them. So I'm going to play devil's advocate here: This game is pretty stinky. I won't like fully blast the game because it is from a small dev team and it does legitimately seem like there was true love and passion put into the game, but it's just not enough to justify the many flaws. I think it will be easiest to explain with a simple pros and cons list: [h1]Pros[/h1] [list] [*]Original concept and a well written story. [*]Interesting art style. [*]Decent voice acting from the supporting cast. [*]Character design is alright and in one cast actually a bit creepy. [*]uhhh... [/list] Okay on to the cons [h1]Cons[/h1] [list] [*]Episodic content renders game totally disjointed in story, tone and gameplay. [*]Plotlines, characters and mechanics are quickly introduced at the 11th hour and never concluded. [*]Many sequences lack ambient scary music which would have really helped build tension. [*]Enemies chasing you will forget about you the INSTANT you hide in a closet and walk away, I've never seen horror game enemy AI with such short attention spans. [*]Frankly pathetic boss fights. You should never be standing there politely waiting for a boss to slowly walk across the room to wind up an attack that you can effortlessly dodge. [*]Protagonist voice actor did such a bizarre job, sounded like he recorded all his lines in a public library and didn't want to cause a scene so he spoke the whole time in a really hushed way. [*]Not actually scary. There are a few really loud jumpscares but game completely fails to build any tension or fear. Bendy himself was scary at first but quickly had a 'face-timing Bendy at 3am youtube video' feel to him if you get what I mean. [*] Buggy as hell. I lost progress due to save file errors, soft locks and crashes. General FPS is very poor too. [*] A 5 and a half minute long unskipple cutscene. [/list] Okay, I guess I did rip into the game pretty hard after all. [h1]TL;DR[/h1] I think a good summary of the game is that it feels like a Borderlands side quest. It's janky, at one stage you have to fetch meaningless items and deposit them into a drop box for a character behind a door, and most of all, it's not very much fun. Maybe this game would be cool for like a little kid as their first horror game that they can play, it sorta feels like it's geared at children anyway.