This is a solo project by one guy, while in university. And with that in mind, I have seen considerably worse games sold for more money. The atmosphere is great, the story is basic but gripping nonetheless, even the gunplay somehow is interesting - Jeremy is untrained with firearms, so this is reflected in the game's mechanics; firing his gun is a much more methodical affair than most shooters. £3.39 also feels like a pretty good price given the game's scope and context. There are obvious drawbacks, in as much as clearly English is not Thomas's first language and the voice acting was probably done by a few of his uni mates, but again, in context these "issues" make complete sense. I already wouldn't expect a game like this to be as good as it is, yet for the price point and budget it's really surprisingly good. I hope Thomas has a nice cushy job in the games industry now because this game is a worthy addition to his portfolio.

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