Buggy, unpolished game, can't recommend even for $5.

Me and a few other friends bought this game after watching some youtube videos. We spent almost 2 hours to complete the first case of wendigo and was unable to due to the game being known for glitching. After keeping Wendigo's health low and finishing all the tasks, we finally get to the last task of eliminating him. Turns out going where we needed to in order to trigger Wendigo to come, he's nowhere to be found. We roamed the entire map and couldn't find him. Other players have said you'd need to re-do the whole quest from the beginning. This alone was enough for all of us to simply leave the game. 1.8 hours wasted and we needed to do that again and hope it doesn't glitch out? No thanks.

The gameplay feels like fortnite. Fluid, smooth but the monsters are just too much. Even when you roll/dodge their attacks there is enough delay that the monster closes the gap and before you even roll again, you're already smacked by him and ragdolled onto the ground and can't do anything for a few seconds. If you like being punished for playing the game correctly, give this a shot.

game concept seemed interesting didnt even get past the first monster i shot at it and it got to 1 hp and the monster bugged and stayed unmoving i was unable to continue the game if it had a bug tht large in the start id rather not waste time playing just to run into another game breaking bug.

Got it on sale for $4.99 and was expecting something different. Assumed it would be similar to something like Witch Hunt or any of the other "______ hunter" games where you just get dumped off and have to figure out where the monster is and how best to kill it with little lore tid bits scattered around the map. Instead it was an extremely on rails experience. Go here and do x, go there and do y, SURVIVE, go there and do z. Didn't play that much but the only time I saw the first monster was at what I assume was a scripted moment where I got a shot off and it ragdolled me then bailed. Thought from there it would be a hunt, but nope more running around the woods following what the quest marker said. Game feels very unfinished.

All in all if you can deal with the jank and want a few little silly monster short stories with a bullet sponge to fight either towards the end or during then I'd say it's worth it. But it's not for me. There's no replay value since I'd imagine replaying a hunt you're just doing the same steps over and over again and no real reason to play in multiplayer outside of if your friends have a couple bucks they don't need and everyone's bored.

The first impression didn't help either. It bugged out in the tutorial and the monster at the end got to like 5% health and nothing happened. He just sat there until I aborted the mission to begin the full game.