If you ever watched John Carpenter’s "The Thing" and thought, "I could definitely survive that," this game is here to prove you wrong.
The Vibe:
Distrust nails the claustrophobic, paranoid atmosphere of an Arctic research station. The art style is gritty, the vision-blurring mechanics when your characters get tired are genuinely stressful, and the "Anomalies" are creepy enough to make you double-check every shadow.
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The Gameplay:
It’s a top-down survival roguelike. You manage a small team, scavenge for supplies, fix generators, and try not to freeze to death. The twist? You have to stay awake. But the longer you go without sleep, the more your characters start hallucinating. Is that a monster in the corner, or is your pilot just losing his mind? You never quite know.
What’s Cool:
Atmosphere: 10/10. It feels cold just looking at the screen.
Challenge: It’s tough. You will fail, and you will learn.
Replayability: Randomized maps and different character combos keep it fresh.
Co-op: Playing with a friend makes resource management even more chaotic (in a good way).
What Sucks:
RNG: Sometimes the game just decides you aren't getting any food or fuel this run. It can feel a bit unfair.
UI: It’s a little clunky at times, especially when things get frantic.
Verdict:
It’s a solid, tense survival experience. If you like resource management and don't mind a steep difficulty curve, it's a steal—especially on sale. Just remember: coffee is more valuable than gold here.
Score: 7.5/10
Would go insane in the snow again.

Snow need to wonder. This game is pretty dope. Very unique and fun!

My friend picked the cook character and gave me nothing but the leftover scraps for many playthroughs.

Mid game. It has its problems, but its not bad. Its worth if you buy it cheap during a sale.