In Rising, as Steam Review said

One of the most popular games today is on Steam In Growing, a vampire survival action game from Stunlock Studios. The game breaks the charts and, according to the Leader charts, is currently played by approximately 95,000 people. However, the most telling is In Growingacceptance on the Valve gaming platform for PC, which is currently “very positive”. That’s true, but there are well-deserved praises, fair criticism, and stupid comments that deserve emphasis.

In Growingwhich was launched at Early Access on May 17, is a DiabloLoot RPG in a style that is an amalgam of other games. There are base building mechanics similar to State of bankruptcy. You have things to survive where you’re looking for resources in an open world like Midgard tribes. It even came with PvE and PvP. But what does he do? In Growing Among the crowd of similar APRGs stands out its vampire environment, which reflects the established tradition. Like, you get burned when you go out in the sun, but walking in the shade allows you to move freely during the day. Such things are great and the combination of design elements seems to be another selling point.

As Steam Conker’s user noted, the game has a “good balance” of mechanics In Growing something that is relatively easy to understand. GinaTonik reiterated this view, calling it a game that can “appeal to a wide genre of players” because it combines different game elements together. Another user named Lagrie thought the same thing and said In Growing has “fun solo offline [content] and [is] blast play with friends [online]Damn, people are obviously so addicted to the game that they haven’t left their house in days! Please don’t do that.

But my favorite In Growing reviews have nothing to do with the game. Players walk around broadcasting “It’s Morbin ‘Time,” in reference to Merry Christmas Morbius memes that recently took the internet by storm thanks to the 24/7 streaming of the movie on Twitch. And of course, these are popular reviews, probably because there is now a mainstream game where you can morbid like a vampire. What did I tell you? Morb will be morb. Meme can’t die.

That doesn’t mean everyone enjoys it In Growing. Some people started the game and claimed to have experienced crashes that permanently blocked it from restarting, or other server problems that prevented it from playing. However, most claim that this is not a game problem, but progression. For example, a m-dep Steam user said that “75% of the time” is dedicated to resource management, while alan0n complained that the process was “hampered by your personal search.”

In Growing is a huge success for Stunlock. I mean, more than one million copies were sold two weeks after the fall. People are either thirsty for more vampire content again, or we’ve all become infected Morbius gene. Regardless, the vampire seems ready to make a glorious, undying return.