Deceit Review (noobcensored)
Everyone is a liar.
Starting a game with 5 other players as an Innocent is very fun. Waking up from the floor in a panicked state, you glance around and hear voices of others. You see a gun laying on the floor in front of you, pick it up, and cock it as you begin to stand and see clearly.
While holding Q, you see items you can obtain by standing near them to cap. By watching others' actions and listening to their statements, you try to figure out which two of the six person group are infected. Every so often, the lights go out and the system requires thirty seconds to reboot. During this time, the two infected players may transform into creatures that will kill you. Player names are displayed only when the lights are on. When the lights are out, everyone's name disappears and you see nothing but people customized at loadout. The creatures are free to transform and attack at will. When the lights come back on, they are forced back in to human form.
You can shoot, knife, and down everyone including players that are not infected. Both Innocents and Infected may be downed, however, each player respawns in ten seconds. The only way to kill anyone in the game is through syringes located on objectives you need to cap. You work your way to the third floor of the house where there is an exit you can use to escape the game.
Now imagine the exact same beginning, but this time your screen says you're infected as you get off the floor. As you find the others, you notice your Infected brethren. You two are tasked with deceiving the other players, hindering their progression to the exit, and ultimately killing them.
Such a bad ass game even in Early Access. My only complaint are lack of players and the game lengths as every game has a timer of four minutes and thirty seconds. The price is inexpensive so get it, and join the deceitful community.
Everyone is a liar.