It's showing a lot of potential, with a great and spooky atmosphere, but it's very disappointing to know that those 'famously boring' jumpscares that burst your eardrums instead of really scaring you.

There's an amateur vibe here, where it feels like this is their first game, but it's disgustingly big, polished and full of content. The price is decent for the content and hours the game offers.

I may be exaggerating, but... I liked Swarm Grinder much more than any other game in the same genre, much more than Vampire Survivors. You should buy this NOW.

It could've been a lot of fun for a great price, but it's very disappointing. Not only does the game have problems locking the mouse cursor inside the game, but it also has annoying movement issues.

It's very promising, but the charm has yet to be developed. The quality is great, but it lacks life to make it addictive and fun to play after 1 hour. It's well worth keeping an eye for now though.

Even though I love the idea and the game in general, it feels more like a simulator than a game to play and relax. The terrible controls and sound effects make it much less relaxing than it should be.

The prologue showed a lot of good, but also bad things that the full game will offer, so I don't have much to say. Fortunately, there was a lot of good stuff, so it's worth keeping an eye on.

I'm not a big fan of these types of games, I was disgusted when playing the famous Supermarket Simulator, but this one I can give a chance. It's still pretty bad, but has a very strong future ahead.

The quality and idea comes close to being a AAA game, but there's a ton to improve here. In addition to being poorly optimized the more nights you survive, the game is unbalanced for solo play.