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I don't normally review games until I've played a significant enough portion to see all or most of what there is to offer, but I'll make an exception in this case because some of the negative reviews are misleading. Some of those reviews criticize the game for being repetitive or lacking content but this is not accurate. There a multiple levels and each level brings with it variations and added challenges. Plus, there is meta-progression as you move through the game. There is a story that opens up as you play and seems to take the game into some interesting areas.
Finally, rather than being limited and boring, the gameplay is actually tense and engaging. You have to kill the imposter but you have limited tools as your disposal. This is not a run and gun game. You have to track down the imposter and work through tricks and obstacles that make more difficult with each level. It's like the movie The Thing. It's very fun and often times frightening.
It is a very good game and there's plenty here for the price. Disregard the negative reviews.

To start off, please note that this review only grades this game purely on the single-player aspects, as I have not played the multiplayer and therefore cannot provide feedback on this portion of the game.

It Has My Face is a horror deduction game that does a lot of things right.

It's a creative and very well put together concept - find your clone in a crowd, and murder it... before it finds and murders you.

What I love about this game is the pacing. Games like these can have a solid concept, but everything falls flat when all you can do is repeatedly play the same stages with the same challenges. A lot of games suffer from that fate, where the concept is super interesting, but never enough to make you sit down and play for more than a single 30 minutes session.

It Has My Face does this right - it starts slow and easy, with every chapter adding random modifiers that deeply affect how you play your next round. These modifiers are more challenging and more numerous as you progress through the chapters.

It effectively takes a great concept, and makes it into a nice, well-paced game that doesn't overstay its welcome.

The gameplay is versatile enough to keep things interesting - between the modifiers and different types of clones and they abilities as you progress further, and an array of weapons and environment opportunities, I didn't feel bored, nor overwhelmed by the game thanks to a gradual a steady pacing that doesn't bombard you with gameplay elements right from the start.

It's a lovely and fun 5 hours experience (assuming you only play through the main singleplayer campaign), and I strongly recommend it.

fun, straightforward, and engaging roguelite. definitely has great potential with future updates. keen for 1.0 next week :)

I put yes as my recommendation because it is a good game, but I have noticed that whenever I am in any of the menus for too long, my cursor specifically loses frames, and today when I was in the pause menu for a long time because I had to go take care of something, there was literally 0 frames in the actual game.

Not much like this out there.

You have a clone and you must kill them before they kill you.

Sounds simple.

Its not. There is a story unfolding and each layer you peel back reveals something sinister about it all. There are "mutators" that change the game. Suddenly theres 2 clones but only one is dangerous. Theres cannibals running about!! Your clone has changed their haircut mid round!!

And theres progression as you earn credits for each goal and each journal log uncovered. Beef up your guns, or health or stamina.

The game is a simple premise that works because as you progress, new mechanics are introduced and its brilliant and fun and engaging. I feel like its something others may copy one day.

Its all killer and no filler. Very fun

It Has My Face has been a very fun and engaging adventure to play. It is a Roguelite where you, the player, are tasked with finding your double in crowded environments, and killing them before they kill you. The premise can sound simple, but as the main story progresses, you are introduced to several different round modifiers that can change the way you strategize and play the game. Trust me when I tell you how relatable this premise is, when I found out how my ex-wife was cheating on me with people, who supposedly looked like me. The only difference was that it was all a lie, and she was the real antagonist all along.
The game features an upgrade system to up your player and weapon abilities as you play through the story, the upgrades seem small, but when you play without them, you realize just how valuable they are. Just like how my ex-wife realized she was nothing without me, and was BEGGING to come back, but enough about her. Each weapon has it's use, with my favorite being the .44 Magnum and Baseball Bat. I however, was not very favorable of the crossbow item that is introduced later on. If more upgrade tiers are introduced in the future for items, I would recommend one for the crossbow that either reduces reload time by 50% or makes it so you are not wanted when reloading near officer NPCs. But that is a small nitpick in what is otherwise a great game.
The game already includes a 1v1 multiplayer mode is so much fun to play with friends, you are able to adjust map size, officer NPC amounts, and normal NPC amounts. While those are good modifiers, I would enjoy a selection of round modifiers like the story has, and an option to have random ones as well. Possibly also an option to have the weapon and player upgrades either empty or full, to spice things up in the multiplayer mode.
I would hope to see a team mode in the future. Where it would be something like a 3v3, and it is down to the last player standing that gets their respective team a point. Possibly introduce an item like an ID card for a hypothetical teams mode that allows you to identify an alive player clone that is not of you.
The game is currently in early access, but the sheer amount of provided content and personal entertainment is well more than worth it for the listed price I got it for. It has been a great experience so far, and I look forward to what else the development team at NightByte Games is cooking for this project.
I heavily recommend this title to anyone that isn't suffering from schizophrenia, and enjoyers of rougelites.

Great game! It's great to play something different for a change. It's definitely an innovative game, as I haven't seen anything quite like it before.
Having said that, I'm not pleased that Behaviour Interactive is the publisher, considering their track record for ignoring communities of their games, and then abandoning them because they refuse to deviate from their "vision".
I truly hope the developer has control of what they are doing with the game. Best of luck to you.