Backseat

Didn't expect a taxi game to make me this suspicious of every passenger. Simple, tense and genuinely fun. Great little game.

This is honestly one of the best horror and suspense games I've played in a long time. It's been a while since I played such a unique and immersive game with a fresh concept. You never know what kind of customer will walk through the door next, and that constant uncertainty creates a real sense of tension. Throughout the game, you're always walking a fine line between following the rules and breaking them. I genuinely enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend it.

An absolute hidden gem with incredible storytelling and atmosphere, held back only by its runtime. At just 2 hours long, it ends right as it's hitting its stride. Thankfully, the branching paths and alternate storylines add much-needed replay value. If it had double the content, this easily would have been a masterpiece.

Like other reviews, the game is really good in the aspect of a fresh idea, the idea of the uber sim is really good and the criminals, but is so repetitive it need variaty, i will not return the game, i will wait for some update in the future because its feels it has future. and it need a litte bit more optimized it goes so bad and i have a RTX 5060

The driving mechanics make it really difficult. I have my mouse setting turned all the way down and it took me so long to make it to the gas station. When I finally made it to the first passengers check point after clicking "I understand" and pinning the location. Nothing happened. I waited at the spot and no passenger got in. Drove around and waited in front of the houses and still nothing. The driving mechanics are also off. I would just be pressing "W" and the car would veer to the left or right into a guard rail. I think it would help to have a "Stop/Break" button. I know its just recently released. It still seems like a cool concept.

Honestly, such an exciting game. When you put your headphones on at night in a quiet room, the atmosphere completely pulls you in. Trying to read people, figure out their motives from their movements, and drive at the same time might sound challenging at first, but the more you play, the more rewarding it gets. Definitely worth every penny and every minute of your time. Speaking as someone who has bought almost every game from this team: keep creating, because each game keeps getting better than the last!