Review Dead Reset

Paper like decor can take out of the experience
Some hilarious cheesy B-movie acting

Almost non-existent game
Few options
He who wants different decisions must start all over again from the beginning.

In some moments of action, we can see the seams.
Our participation consists of choosing one answer out of two possible options.
As a horror or gore film... there are actually very few.

Actors' performances are a mixed bag
The low budget is occasionally very apparent
One instance of freezing on Switch

Never creepy, somewhat short, more like a film than a game

The story changes little in the following rounds.

Some sets look like they are made of cardboard
The acting of some actors is not believable
The second version of the creature is a bit laughable
There is not much diversity in the gameplay mechanics

Basic gameplay choices
Sometimes too long between decision and action

Hammed-up gore that cuts the intensity too much
Poor creature design that really brings down the whole experience as a creature-feature horror story
Writing that constantly failed the strong work the actors were putting in by making everyone sound like a caricature
Bare-bones menu that doesn't provide meaningful insights into your playthroughs
Its strongest story beats wane after the first playthrough, even if they play out differently under new circumstances

Frequent freezes and crashes severely ruins the pacing
Half the cast is completely forgettable
Player decisions don't matter, voiding replayability

The story heavily borrows from Alien, lacking originality and some suspense.
The choice system is mostly an illusion; only two decisions impact endings.
Acting can be hit-or-miss, with occasional overacting or flat performances.
Passive FMV gameplay might feel boring to players seeking real control.
Low-budget props and effects can feel cheesy, reducing immersion for some.