DreadHaunt

🔍 With all respect to the devs: you have some absolutely terrifying ghosts ideas, but you tried to jump aboard a train that was already falling apart. Given this approach, you really should have designed this as a PvE co-op experience from the start. The core concept is here, but nobody is playing it. DbD and its clones (asymmetrical) are popular, but they’re not good (simply because the entire genre is built around a single, fundamentally flawed title). Something like L4D2 ones (co-op) are popular, however, when designed properly, they never sink to the level of being bad (not even with the lame tryharders). For this one to truly work, it needs to be completely overhauled and expanded upon. So, if you don't have any friends, the game currently offers: a scavenger hunt for clues with hazards avoidance (pretty tedious to repeat), a fps with a bot squad, confined in a small circle, with waves of identical bots that spawn from the same spot (only a pistol, a very limited assault rifle, and dull grenades), or the solo campaign (~1h). It's just a small complex consisting of a dozen rooms locked behind various keys, where you spend most of the time trying to take down a couple of tough …

DreadHaunt takes the familiar ingredients of cooperative horror and gives them a distinctive identity through its emphasis on paranoia and supernatural deception. Developed by Digital Happiness and published by Digital Happiness, Nuon Games, Agate, and Dark Product, the game serves as an expansion of the studio's horror portfolio, drawing from the mythology and atmosphere that helped establish the DreadOut universe. Rather than placing players on a straightforward ghost hunt, DreadHaunt creates a scenario where completing objectives is only half the battle. The other half is determining whether the people helping you can still be trusted. The premise centers on a secret organization assigned to recover dangerous cursed relics hidden throughout a remote island plagued by paranormal activity. Players assume the roles of agents with different backgrounds, venturing into abandoned locations filled with hostile entities and hidden dangers. At first glance, the game resembles other cooperative survival horror experiences, but its possession system dramatically changes the dynamic. At any moment, a teammate can become corrupted by an evil force, transforming the group's greatest ally int…

Multiplayer is kinda ok, if you have friends at least 1. Single Player is absolutely pain in the ass, the story is cool, the monster design was terrifying but not having objective or at least a clue to what to do is annoyingly painful, until I decide to watch other people walkthrough. Next time just put the objective on the left top corner just like other game please.

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I like the design of the characters, ESPECIALLY the ghosts! As an Indonesian, the ghosts' design is hella cool and creepy at the same time. They have several modes so you can choose whichever mode you prefer to play with your friends. One of the modes that I really like is the ghost hunting mode. Also, the lobby UI is easy to understand and unique. Unfortunately, my friends and I disconnected a few times and it occurred quite often. The tutorial menu is also slightly confusing for us (it's actually better if the tutorial appears when the game starts so we could understand it easily, not to mention there's a lot of tools here). I also suggest adding two buttons: a ready button during co-op and a start the game button, because the game will automatically start when the room is full (the countdown is only 10 seconds), so we don't have much time to read the tool descriptions in the match room. Also, there's only one map so far for ghost hunting mode and assault mode, AND one map for deception mode and versus mode. Overall it's quite good but there's a lot of things to fix because damn, the ghosts' design is dope!