I'm on Observation Duty 7

This was my introduction to PLAYING anomaly games. Now, I'd seen plenty of gameplay of things such as this from the usual suspects, like Caseoh, Markiplier, and Chibidoki. But boy howdy, it is one thing to watch them play it, wherein you don't usually see the anomalies before they do, versus trying to do it yourself. Wow. I will say that the museum flummoxed me the most. I found that, on that map and all of the other ones in the game, that the MISSING OBJECT, OBJECT REPLACEMENT, OBJECT MANIPULATION, and EXTRA OBJECT anomalies were borderline insufferable. They made it so that I essentially had to memorize every damn frame perfectly, over multiple dozens of attempts (multiple HUNDREDS of attempts in the case of the museum). It was so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying to lose and then see on the end screen that every anomaly I missed was a missing object. Like, I have a job, you douche bag. I can't just drop any memory of half of my life experiences and work proficiency just to remember where a blasted soda can was last sitting. HOWEVER, and I say all of that to lead up to this: it is not intended to be played and beaten in one sitting. It is also, actually, not intended to make you want to beat a…

Finally beat the Sauna, it only took four hours... and that's the easiest level.

Bad entry to the series because of Factory and some other levels that have way to subtle changes. Otherwise fun.

questioning my sanity 101

The devs just cant stop cooking with these games, every new rendition of this concept just gets better and better. I love being observant and I love being on duty

Unique concept, plenty of levels, and perfect balance of scary!