$9.99Is Dark Hours worth it?
Dark Hours is worth it if…
- you like co-op horror that's scary and funny in the same minute
- you enjoy planning a job and watching it fall apart spectacularly
- you want a game where trolling your friends is a legitimate strategy
- you like runs that play out differently every time
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The heist that goes wrong in the first minute
You came for a clean job: break in, grab the loot, walk out rich. Instead the lights cut the moment you're inside, the doors seal, and the building belongs to something else. Now the plan is survival. You explore five different places, from an auction house and a museum to a casino, a power plant and a cruise ship, each one procedurally generated so you never quite know which room hides what. You complete objectives like stealing precious artifacts, destroying evidence or blowing the whole building up, and every loud step can draw the monster closer. Stealth matters: listen, move carefully, and know when to just stop moving.
Eight monsters, each with its own rules
The thing hunting you is never the same twice. Eight unique entities stalk the building, each with its own abilities, strengths and weaknesses, and part of every run is figuring out what you're dealing with and what counters it. Some you freeze, some you blind with a camera flash, some you simply never turn your back on. If one of them is too much for your crew, you can turn specific monsters off before the night starts. And they don't stay gentle: as the night goes on they show up more often and come after you faster.
Fifty ways to rob, stun and betray your friends
The toolkit is deep: over 50 heist items including hacking tools, EMPs, scanners, cameras, teleporters and tasers, plus puzzles and minigames to solve together, lasers and security cameras to deactivate, and loot to share. Or not share. You can shove your friends around, knock them out with the tranquilizer gun, and generally cause mayhem while something with too many teeth is nearby. Proximity voice chat means the monster hears you too, so whispering a plan while your friend screams into their mic is part of the experience. Survive together, or use your friends to get out alive.
