While the game doesn’t feel like it’s all the way there yet in terms of stability or economics, it’s still well worth getting involved now – just don’t get too attached to any of your mammals.

The game is truly beautiful, they have spent a lot of time making sure the game is bright and satisfying to hit every note and I started to appreciate this the more I played.

Good artwork and vibrant deep reds look good against the gloomy background. Input lag, fight system and other flaws aren’t great. The game feels unfinished.

My first impression of the game was good, but I dunno whether it’s just my lack of patience or slow progression of the game, I found it after a while not very entertaining.

It really is a great multiplayer horror experience. It can be played solo too, but the game is so much more enjoyable with friends.

Whilst Blair Witch has by no means been my favourite horror title, or even my favourite Bloober Team title, it was enjoyable to play.

The game is very well built, with stunning visuals and awesome gameplay that will draw you in making you feel like a true contract sniper.

Beautiful graphics and classic, simple gameplay fuel an entertaining challenge that keeps you on the move.

The game has fallen flat a little and not necessarily delivered what I was expecting, with more that could’ve been done to actually take this game to a whole other level.

After Episode 1 only - It establishes itself as a new story with new motivations, and yet strikes so many reassuringly familiar chords.