James Obrien

This game fails to meet expectations, especially for its high price tag. While the graphics are stunning, the focus on visuals seems to come at the cost of meaningful gameplay. The characters are bland, with unexciting backstories that make it hard to connect with them. The lack of impactful choices is disappointing, as the story forces you into a single ending, offering little replay value. Fans of *Dead by Daylight* will appreciate the killer-themed Easter eggs, but it feels more like a teaser for the next chapter than a full game. The experience is more like watching a poorly acted movie than playing a truly interactive story. When compared to titles like *Until Dawn*, *The Quarry*, or *The Dark Pictures Anthology*, this game ranks low in terms of character development, narrative depth, and overall immersion.