According to Steam, I've played 6.7 hours of this - a few sessions with friends spread out pretty far over several months. It's super fun - there's a lot of variety in the monsters and how they interact with each other, and discovering new ways to troll the hero is really satisfying. I remember the first time my friend discovered that the level 2 snake (which dodges out of the way and drops spikes behind it) can be used to evade the hero almost indefinitely - it was incredibly annoying for me, but still hilarious. There's just a lot of really intense moments in the game, like the feeling you get when you aim the minotaur's charge just right and ram the hero for tons of damage. It's fun to be the hero, but being a ghost is actually a lot of fun as well, especially when you have some decent monsters that can work well together to be really powerful. In the Quick Look, a lot of the ghosts are basically just standing around most of the time; I've found that recently that happens much less, as most rooms have plentiful spawns as well as traps.
There are a few things which I don't like that much, though. For one thing, it does seem like it's a bit easy for one player to dominate. One of my friends I play with generally ends up being the hero most of the time, because he manages to deal the killing blow even with relatively weak monsters. It would be nice if there was some way to turn on rubberbanding (or at least give players a handicap). The boss also seems a bit too hard; if people are prepared and coordinated (and especially if they come in with 9 blobs), the screen just gets filled with crazy bullshit and the hero rapidly gets shot/corroded to death while the mouth forms a laser wall so he can't get to the bomb. The last few times I've played, we've used up all our three tries and nobody's been able to beat the boss.
Also, there's quite a bit of content in the game at the moment, but it can still get tiresome (probably what stands out the most is that there's only one boss). That being said, I don't play it often, but every time I do, it seems like the developers have added some stuff, which is always kind of a cool bonus.
One minor thing that I really appreciate is that there's good controller support - most games only support Xbox controllers, and you'd be shelling out $120 for a full set of those. Pooling everyone's controllers together to get four controllers of various types is much easier, though.
Anyway, it's a cool game - if you can get together four people/controllers to play it, I highly recommend it.
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