This game has a lot of pros and a lot of cons.

Pros:
Dark story full of blood and death.
Lots of hilarious situations, if you notice and take advantage of them.
Satisfying gameplay
Short, if you have a good head for directions or if you know what you're doing

Cons:
Kinda gross. There's a tentacle monster, that's all I'll say.
You can easily get lost in the levels
No fast travel, so if you're like me and get lost in a paper bag, you'll be looking up guides just to find out where to go.
Short. Even with the Christmas DLC, the game is only a few hours long.

Summary:
Don't get me wrong, I love the game. That's why I recommended it and why I'm writing this review. I just think some things could've been better. Like a map, for instance. Most of the time I spent in the game was me being lost and wandering around. And the ending fell a little flat for me. I kinda wanted some kind of climax, some grand resolution to the story. But, as it stands, I can understand why they left things like that. The monster, having escaped from the facility, is now free to weak havoc on the unprepared world, highlighting the element of horror that is left up to the imagination. Or, if you're contrary like me, you can imagine that the monster ate as few people as possible and ran off to the forest somewhere to just live its best life.

This game has a lot of pros and a lot of cons. Pros: Dark story full of blood and death. Lots of hilarious situations, if you notice and take advantage of them. Satisfying gameplay Short, if you have a good head for directions or if you know what you're doing Cons: Kinda gross. There's a tentacle monster, that's all I'll say. You can easily get lost in the levels No fast travel, so if you're like me and get lost in a paper bag, you'll be looking up guides just to find out where to go. Short. Even with the Christmas DLC, the game is only a few hours long. Summary: Don't get me wrong, I love the game. That's why I recommended it and why I'm writing this review. I just think some things could've been better. Like a map, for instance. Most of the time I spent in the game was me being lost and wandering around. And the ending fell a little flat for me. I kinda wanted some kind of climax, some grand resolution to the story. But, as it stands, I can understand why they left things like that. The monster, having escaped from the facility, is now free to weak havoc on the unprepared world, highlighting the element of horror that is left up to the imagination. Or, if you're contrary like me, you can imagine that the monster ate as few people as possible and ran off to the forest somewhere to just live its best life.