No Christmas bonus, so you might as well turn the office party into a quiet massacre.

The community's verdict is brutal and consistent. On gut feeling, Party Hard 2 sits ahead of only 7% of games. And criterion by criterion, it never recovers. Fun at the very bottom, last or close to it. Rediscovery ahead of 1% of titles. Connection ahead of 5%. Art style and soundtrack around 9%. One line stays afloat: controller feel, ahead of 20% of games, on few votes, so handle with care. That is the only place where the knife-in-the-dark stealth loop gets any credit. Everything else caves in, and the irony bites: a game built entirely around fun is the one that collapses on fun.

Set against the tactical stealth games or the sharp little concept titles that shaped the indie scene, what is missing here is the thing that brings you back: an idea that keeps renewing itself, a look that lingers.

So, who is it for? For you if you like absurd premises, black humour and short sessions improvising an industrial accident. Much less so if you want something that holds up over time, or that you will still remember in six months.