It's a difficult game to really play. You control a small team of survivors to reach the end to extract from the harsh area but are constantly fighting against starvation, sleep, freezing to death, psychological issues and strange alien-like monsters. There are only a limited number of resources in the area that are used to inhabit the area for a short time. You have to look for a way to the next area that will most of the time be locked and have to be unlocked in some way.

Surpreendente. Muito legal o esquema dos personagens precisarem lidar com o frio, fome e sono, além de condições adversas do cenário e de saúde. É um jogo muito tenso e passa muito bem a sensação de angústia do ambiente inóspito. Recomendo!!!

Distrust is a survival game which claims to have been inspired by the Thing, a bold claim which can lead many fans of the cult classic (like myself) to an instant purchase. Having prepared myself to like the game, I did enjoy my first couple of hours in Distrust. I liked the isometric look, the graphics and the overall atmosphere. The problem is that the make-up wears off quickly due to some terrible design choices. In Distrust your goal is to leave the area in every level. You collect items, solve some simple puzzles and in the meantime try to keep your character fed and rested. You get tired and hungry very fast, so you spend the majority of your time cooking and sleeping. Sleeping will spawn aliens which you can try to kill or run away from. After the 3rd or 4th level, the game becomes very frustrating. Loot is RNG based, so your survival is pretty much predetermined when you start the game. At times, you can find a key and a durable jacket to make the game manageable. On the other hand, you will also have games where you will simply not survive long even if you do everything right. In co-op mode, you cannot share some of the tools which simply doesn’t make sense for an RNG based permadeath survival game. You may have three hammers in your inventory, whereas your friend will die because he doesn’t have a hammer to fix a bed. Distrust starts strong due to its atmosphere, but falls short of its promises due to bad design.