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It's called Peak. That's all you need to know. Good luck scouts!

I never thought I'd want to rail a clock, with his timely and uppity attitude, but here we are.
Incredible. Simply incredible. Game made me laugh hard AND almost cry hard in one single session. Need I say more?
If you ever wanted to put something in the wall socket and have a pleasurable time doing so, I think you might get a kick with this game!
Now if you'll excuse me, I've got an appointment with a rubber duck. Toodles!~

Aww, looks like some people got their jimmies rustled over a couple of rainbows and the existence of empathy.
How cute, and pathetic.

Anyway, game's based, devs are based af. I primarily play it on console and I have a grand time everytime I launch it. Try it, you might just like the space ninja FPS too c:

I saw this game in the store once. "Wow, what an awful looking cursed emoji. Skip."

Then, I checked it out further upon learning that my partner's tried it. I'm so glad I did!
I guess I really shouldn't ever judge a book by its cover, because under this dingus of an emoji lies an early access title that plays like an incredibly polished and fantastic co-op horror game.

The premise is simple, you and up to five others slink into one of the locales, and gather items scattered around it to meet your quota, and then extract the valuables, all the while dodging the colorful cast of characters that will make this task harder.

Sound familiar? Well, here's the kicker. The game also has physics! You are bound by physics, the mobs are too, and the items are, obviously, physics based! You pick them up and let go? Chances are the vase you just let go of will shatter. Want to pick up a heavy object? You better have strength or friends to do so! Wanna feed a monster in the hallway a nice grenade? You gotta lob it! With PHYSICS! Are you stacking strength upgrades? Well done, you can now pick up some monsters with relative ease and dispose of them by smashing them into walls!

The possibilities are near endless in how you deal with things, and the game is -relatively- fair with its balance. You just gotta be careful from time to time. Hard to do so if you're giggling because of how delightful those charming little robots are, with their little motions whenever they speak, or the googly eyes that look around and about.

If you enjoy funtimes in horror games that deliver just as many frights as they does giggles, you won't do wrong by picking this one up. It might be very early in its.. access, but you're basically getting a polished product that's only bound to be expanded upon and improved even further already.

Go go go! The loot won't extract itself!

Short and very simple, but sweet! It either stays a co-op experience or devolves into utter chaos. Would love to experience it all over again and again.

I don't get spooked by horror too often. Lost in Vivo however, was genuinely scary. The gritty graphics, the sound design and a lot of small details all form a spooktacular cocktail of horror that simply -works- on me, keeps me paranoid and tense, and uses that against me. A horror game like that, I'll always remember fondly, because it's not about "woah a spooky thing, oh nooo" jumpscares, but about sinking you in immersion, and making you feel things.

And feel things, I certainly did.

Definitely recommended, go in blind if possible, and take your time. The game does deal with a few heavy topics, so make sure you're up for that.

Up to four people delve into a big, dark, scary place, and record spooky content. Hilarity ensues!
When you return, the things you record each day are viewed and evaluated, be it you just fooling around or actually spooky moments. The more you happen to record, the better. Best part? You get to export those bits of footage so you can share them with others!

As is the case with many multiplayer horror games, the more players there are, the funnier it gets. This game has provided many a hilarious moment where we had to take a small break to collect ourselves and catch a breath. It's cheap, easy to get into, and you get to make a lot of funny memories with your friends or other folks. Well worth it! At 22 hours as of writing this review, I can't get enough of it.

Real fun, quite the surprise this was!
A game about finding bunnies in burrows. Lots of them.
But like, seriously, lots of them.
Baby bunnies included.
If you think catching all of them is the end, think again.
The rabbit hole goes -deep- and when I say deep I mean think-outside-the-bun-burrow deep.

In fact, there's so many, that even the initial letters of the previous paragraph spell "Rabbit."

But in all seriousness, this game surprised me. It's a relatively simple pathfinding puzzle game where you need to collect bunnies that keep trying to escape from you. The further you go, the harder the puzzles, and soon enough you realize that there's WAY WAY WAY more to the game than it initially lets on. It bites your brain like a bun devouring a carrot.
And I love when a game does that to me.

You want to unwind after a rough day with some cute, wholesome puzzling that involves cute bunnies? Then this game's perfect for you.

Absolute heaven for bullet hell players like me. Huge variety of bosses, with patterns and elements that vary from level to level, roguelite elements and a plethora of unlocks to ensure replayability.. it's all there, and the aesthetic and themes seal the deal for me.

Absolutely lovely gem packed with so much content that it'll keep scratching my bullet hell itch for a LONG time. Priced at $12.99 during Early Access, it's an absolute steal and worth the price if you enjoy dodging bullets for breakfast.