An office grudge that spirals into stealthy carnage under the Christmas lights.

The profile splits the game into two clear camps. On one side, the feel of the controller and the art style hold the average, just above or just below the middle. On the other, everything tied to emotion collapses. Attachment and rediscovery crawl near the bottom, ahead of barely more than one game in ten, and fun crashes to the very bottom, ahead of only 3% of titles. That is low. Really low. And it is the cruel irony for a game with the party in its name. The mechanics work, you feel the act, but nothing sticks, nothing leaves a mark. That said, this rests on few votes, sometimes one or two per criterion, so the trend needs confirming.

In the family of top-down stealth action games, this is a title that entertains in the moment but does not build the lasting bond that others weave.

So, who is it for? For you if you love quick tactical chaos with no strings attached. Much less so if you want a game that stays with you once it is switched off, because that is exactly where the early votes place it at its lowest.