Toothball

@MrPeanutbutterz

I was going to post the same thing. From these comments I expect many people would be quite irate to find out that it didn't have a disc drive after buying one. They're angry enough now as it is!

I'd recommend playing this, and Barlow's other games, with a group of friends if possible. Getting to talk through theories and disscussing what other leads to follow up on next can give you a greater perspective on what is going on through the story. Plus being able to share exactly what makes this game exciting with others helps you avoid spoiling those detail for anyone else!

@ChromaticDracula

The first one wasn't especially good, but I played it with some friends who like PS2-era horror games and we had a great time! Clunky controls, weird body-horror enemies, a plot that didn't make a great deal of sense; all that sounds terrible on paper but it adds up to an enjoyable experience if it's something you've been missing lately.

Hopefully she doesn't lose another eye this time!