First, the good stuff. Most levels feel very unique and each one has a distinct theme. The creepy vibes and atmosphere were beautifully crafted, and the artwork was fantastic.

That being said, this could have been a lot better than it was if a few key issues were addressed.
First of all, there's barely any damage feedback. You could feel like an enemy slightly nudged you but in practice half your health would be gone. A lot of the animations are quite poor, where instead of drawing new frames from scratch one frame is simply cut/warped and adjusted slightly. The voice acting is awful. (At least for the Journalist which is the character I played). Lastly, the last third of the game was simply annoying to get through with a lot of super quick enemies firing super quick projectiles (there's a power that's supposed to freeze enemies in place, but it almost never worked as intended) and infuriating platforming sections all of which soured my early enjoyment of the game.

First, the good stuff. Most levels feel very unique and each one has a distinct theme. The creepy vibes and atmosphere were beautifully crafted, and the artwork was fantastic. That being said, this could have been a lot better than it was if a few key issues were addressed. First of all, there's barely any damage feedback. You could feel like an enemy slightly nudged you but in practice half your health would be gone. A lot of the animations are quite poor, where instead of drawing new frames from scratch one frame is simply cut/warped and adjusted slightly. The voice acting is awful. (At least for the Journalist which is the character I played). Lastly, the last third of the game was simply annoying to get through with a lot of super quick enemies firing super quick projectiles (there's a power that's supposed to freeze enemies in place, but it almost never worked as intended) and infuriating platforming sections all of which soured my early enjoyment of the game.