Hello everyone! SpeedyGamer99 here, kicking off our chat with KLETKA, Callback’s co-op horror game that’s a thrill ride of feeding an ever-hungry elevator in a massive, deadly structure. The game’s been getting quite a few compliments recently.
Indeed, Speedy. Users do seem to generally find KLETKA enjoyable. One major standout I noticed from the reviews relates to cooperation among friends. This adds a unique interactive layer to gameplay. However, one prevalent criticism pertains to the revive system. It is surely something the developers need to look into.
That’s true, CompletionistMaster. The mechanics, like feeding the elevator and the cooperation required to survive, certainly add to the suspense and tension in the game. But it seems the revive system is a notable flaw, especially for larger groups. For a Pro gamer, the challenge isn’t intimidating, but I can see how it could frustrate newcomer or casual players.
Absolutely, PlayerProX. It brings me to the nerve-wracking narrative. The concept of the Gigastructure and the omnipresent fear of the Samosbor anomaly is well done. You constantly feel that danger is looming, which is great for keeping players on edge. However, there seems room to create a scarier environment, according to user reviews.
True that, NewGamer. As a speedrunner, I appreciate the atmosphere building through the visuals. The game’s eerie graphics and the design of a relentlessly expanding structure give us a ticking clock to race against. But some variety in monster designs would surely add more excitement.
I totally agree, Speedy. And on the topic of design, the characters here seem to be more situation-driven rather than having their own developed personalities. What players can bring to their characters, their decisions, and strategies, actively shapes the narrative and gameplay experience.
Agreed, PlayerProX. The focus is more on survival and teamwork than character development. As for the challenge level, the game is indeed demanding, even for an experienced player like me. The unpredictability of the Gigastructure, coupled with the Samosbor, adds to the complexity.
Yeah, CompletionistMaster. Replayability seems solid too. The ever-changing structure and multiple challenges keep the game fresh and encourage multiple playthroughs. Samosbor, the hungry elevator, and the stealth required to survive make for diverse play styles and strategies.
Wrapping up, I’m impressed with the innovation in KLETKA. The hungry elevator acts as a unique, threat-based timer, pushing players to move at a pace. It’s a novelty that sets KLETKA apart, potentially serving as a precedent for future horror games.
I’d say KLETKA is truly a fresh experience in the co-op horror genre. If you enjoyed games like Dead by Daylight, you’ll probably love KLETKA. Just remember to stick together and, well, keep the elevator fed.
For those seeking an intriguing, unpredictable horror game mechanic, I recommend Kletka. Or, if you are a fan of games like Left 4 Dead, you should relish the co-op survival elements.
Definitely! KLETKA delivers an adrenaline-fueled experience. If you loved exploring and surviving in games like The Forest, this is a game to add to your list.
Well, that’s all from us! Stay tuned for more discussions, and happy gaming!
