Honestly, I had high hopes for this game, but the truth is that it’s frustrating, confusing, and generally not very fun most of the time.

I love games like *Fear & Hunger*, and the RNG factor present in all of them is undeniable... but this one really takes it too far; the enemies have patterns you can exploit, but it’s nothing like the original *F&H* games.

The visuals are incredible—the atmosphere, the sound design, everything in that regard is great—but actually playing it is a real chore.

Another thing worth mentioning is that it uses assets like the SCP-096 sound effect, Backrooms entities, and other elements that honestly completely break the immersion.

someone make a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ wiki for this game already im beggin it

Stylistically and mechanically speaking, this game is an alright successor to the original Fear & Hunger series. However, it's recently come to my attention that there are multiple instances of antisemitism baked into the very fibers of this game. There are two main instances that have been found as of writing this, so I will list them here:
1.) Racial slurs - such as the n-word - within the files of the game itself. There aren't any racial slurs found in the playable content of the game, but it's certainly weird to have it present in any form, given that the narrative is largely about demons taking over the world.
2.) An incredibly antisemitic depiction of an Israeli merchant, from the item you use to visit him (a library card with an Israeli flag), to the disgustingly stereotypical appearance of the merchant himself.

I know we've all been itching for fresh takes on the formula established by the Fear & Hunger series, but I beg you to look elsewhere.