Drop everything and download: Stranger Things: The Game

Any individual who survived the 1980s may recall you couldn't swing a feline in WHSmith without giving it a few splits about the head on a group of videogame TV tie-ins. Presently, as Stranger Things prepares for its second arrangement on Netflix (27 October, repulsiveness fans), Stranger Things: The Game is here. 

Similarly as the TV demonstrate heaved you back to the halcyon days of the 1980s, this amusement offers a whiff of retro, as well. It's basically a best down RPG with an appropriately thick pixel workmanship style (though one that is more SNES than NES). 


Amusingly meta, at that point, however Stranger Things: The Game is likewise shockingly great







You begin off as Hopper the cop, dragged out at some wicked hour to explore a research facility. You soon get yourself entangled in the puzzle from the TV show's presentation arrangement. 

You along these lines meander Hawkins, find and interface with characters from the show (some of which are collectable, giving your gathering new powers), and do whatever it takes not to get murdered. Given the 1980s RPG motivation, a considerable amount of your opportunity is spent hoofing about, settling confounds and flicking changes to open entryways, and giving things you find to requesting residents. 

There are likewise, for reasons unknown, a considerable amount of murdery owls. Maybe Stuff overlooked the crazy owl sub-plot in the TV appear, yet set yourself up to get all punchy when those hooked gits are close-by

Where can I get it?

Stranger Things: The Game is available now, entirely free of charge (and free from IAP), on Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store).

Stranger Things: The Telly Show (as it should now clearly be called) is available to watch on Netflix.