A lazy indie misunderstanding that managed to garner hype out of thin air, while actually being a flawed, half-baked piece of code created purely for the purpose of frustrating your nerves. This so-called co-op survival game breaks right at the start, causing endless disconnects from the leaky Photon server with a timeout error that wipes out all your ninety-minute ordeal at the very finish, leaving not even a chance to reconnect or save. If you miraculously manage to connect, prepare for the physics of drunken jelly: your character will break legs falling from a half-meter ledge, slide down flat rocks, and fly off their backpack into textures, while your clumsy teammates, whose voice chat has been knocked out, step on every idiotic mushroom mine in the bushes. The levels themselves are... This is pure mockery by a level designer with ADHD: in stark contrast to the normal tutorial, you're immediately thrown into the brutal spam of the Roots map, overwhelmed by pathetic pink fog, wind blowing through walls, and zombies spawning right behind you while you're trying to stretch a useless rope a meter. The developers simply cashed in on the hype, completely ignored basic fixes like a simple checkpoint or auto-matchmaking, and left players alone with this crude, buggy mess where backpacks disappear into the ground more often than the invite button works.