I fail to see how you can compare any of the abymsal "Slenderman" games to this, considering that each one of them is merely a few minute long minigame which repeats itself all the time. It's not scary, there's no substance to it and it's always the same thing, exception being the map.
That would be totally fine if the gameplay itself would justify playing it over and over again, similiar to just about every multiplayer game - but it doesn't. There's no "Insert coin" effect to it at all, play one game / map and you know 'em all.
For the 20$ you pay for Into the Dark you get a whole, actual game - puzzles, gunfights and hilarious / weird moments.
...and honestly, it's not a developers fault when players are too eager to play a game and forget about manuals - back in the day, most games didn't have any ingame tutorials like nowadays and we still managed to learn how to play a game. They're no necessity.
Paying 7$ for any "Slenderman" game is already 7$ too much, in my opinion... but I may be biased as, to me, "Slenderman" is one of the most laughable "inventions" in the horror genre that I have ever witnessed.
This game, however, is laughable for good reasons instead. :)
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