A great and passionate analysis and defense of a game considered to be very bad.

The author is quite repetive, often spending lots of paragraphs on a topic that had already been well summarizes and well defended, but he makes up for it with the precision and passionate way in which he addresses the game.

Unfortunately, the was unable to contact the developers of the game Friday the 13th. At first I thought it was some kind of slopness, but the author himself says in the afterword that he tried to contact them. It is a shame, the information the devs could provide would clarify several mysteries that the reading poses.