I feel like a variety of different animations could keep things fresh. This could be me nit-picking, but the surprise and shock wore off quickly because it was the same 10 second clip everytime. There is only one animation for the jump scares.(It could be my computer, but I guess it’s still something to take note if you have a lower end computer.) I had issue with extreme mouse sensitivity and had to crank my setting down to 1 in order for things to be more play-able.While I understand it’s a fairly short game, I still wish saving and pausing could be an option.

Also- If you’re in the middle of a challenge and need to quit, when you return it’ll start you over at the beginning of that challenge. While the game sometimes lets you restart from certain points after death, it still bothers me that I’d just have to let myself die over and over while I went to the bathroom and not just pause the game. There is no pause button or in game menu.(As a side note I personally never felt annoyed at my Tattletail- He was too cute!} The voice acting for both the Tattletails and Mama felt fitting and not forced at all.The mechanic of needing to feed/groom/charge the tattletail while trying to complete each task definitely heightened the anxiety.The soundtrack did a great job of making the environment intense and uncomfortable.Even the way the in-game environment was modeled reminded me of old 90s computer games as well. The video quality for the Tattletails™ commercial was absolutely spot on and took me right back to my childhood watching commercials for furbies and Poo-chis. There was definitely a lot of thought and love put into the aesthetic of this game.I have some mixed feelings Tattletails, but overall I enjoyed most of it and definitely think it’s worth the 5 bucks to boot!

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