Summon: Joint escape

I thought it could be fun in a bad-kind-of-way, but it's not. It's just bad.

русский геймдев превзошёл себя в новом AAAAA проекте, с бюджетом "Смуты" и качеством "Ведьмака 5" рекомендую

Summon Joint Escape Вам повестка is the first and prequel game to SAHUR the meme version of this game, i like this one better because you can kite each enemy except for "le bossia" which is invulnerable to the axe and can grapple one-shot you, there are safe spots and a method to kiting all the enemies, the most dangerous being "le bossia" towards the end of the game you will notice swarms of (duplicated) enemies. Sahur is vastly easier especially with 2 players because your friend can quite literally camp tungtungsahur and ballerina cappuchina while you farm up 10 minitungtungsahur's and 10 gas cans. the same is with this game and your friend can pull away "le bossia"'s attention while you grab 10 summons + 10 gas cans. i hate how the boombox in the main lobby is missing but i like the axe + alternate map even if all the resources have been reused for both games. It's best to take neither game very seriously and both games can be completed in the same timeframe. i give both games a small recommendation if you want to support this dev or check them out, the games aren't by any means terrible and are definitely pretty funny.

Summon: Joint Escape is a strange and unpredictable cooperative horror experience developed and published by Goosix Games that blends survival mechanics, absurd humor, and tension-driven gameplay into something both chaotic and oddly entertaining. Set in a decaying, vaguely post-Soviet environment, the game drops players into a scenario where the goal is simple yet unsettling—work together to escape from a mysterious stalker in camouflage while piecing together clues, finding keys, and surviving long enough to earn your freedom. It’s a small-scale title that doesn’t rely on cinematic storytelling or polished production values but instead on atmosphere, randomness, and the emergent tension created when players must rely on each other in an unpredictable world. Despite its rough edges, it captures a certain scrappy charm that many low-budget indie horror games strive for but rarely achieve. At its core, Summon: Joint Escape thrives on cooperation and improvisation. The game supports one to four players, with online play being the intended experience. You and your teammates explore a rundown area filled with locked doors, scattered items, and environmental hazards while being stalked…

Bam nobecki

couldn't find any joint in the first 5 mins