5 hilarious Chained Together reviews on Steam that perfectly sum up the game

Chained Together has been an internet sensation for the past few weeks, and its Steam reviews are a testament to the Anegar Games' hysterical creation. It is one of those games that treads the thin line between having fun and losing your sanity, and the reviews prove how amazingly this game has stayed true to this idea.

In this article, we look at five hilarious Chained Together reviews on Steam that perfectly sum up the game and its comical (or painful) experience.

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5 hilarious Chained Together reviews on Steam

Chained Together's Steam reviews are a goldmine of content for anyone looking for a quick laugh at the expense of others' miseries. It has quickly evolved into one of those games that can break friendships and make you hate every living cell in your body.

Here are some of the most hilarious reviews on Steam:

1) "What I lost when I played this Game"

This Steam user seems to have lost everything (Image via Steam)

This user clearly went through the five stages of grief in a single playthrough of Chained Together. While they claim to have lost quite a bit, they clearly haven't lost their PC and Steam account. In fact, the user has even played 3.3 hours after reviewing!

In all seriousness, the review truly captures the game's essence. It is challenging and frustrating in a way is sure to bring out all kinds of emotions, both positive and negative.

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2) "Game needs dark souls-esque features"

Dark Souls bloodstains can be a fun addition (Image via Steam)

It's a genius idea; the addition of bloodstains and player-ghosts feature from soulsborne titles can be the perfect trauma-bonding players need in Chained Together. The haunting presence of other fallen climbers is just what this player demands as if the fiery underworld isn't already gloomy and daunting enough.

The silhouettes and the occasional bloodstains can spice things up, letting you relive the moments of other fallen players. Put simply, this player wants their co-op frustration to be mixed with a healthy dose of spookiness. It's an evil idea, honestly, but we're absolutely for it.

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3) "I despise my friends with every fiber of my being"

It's time to make new foes (Image via Steam)

Although you can play Chained Together solo, the only way to experience its true despair is by playing co-op. If you have friends who own the game, you already have a ticket to board the train and hate them with all your might. You will scream unspeakable phrases at them.

This game will re-program you to hate your friends. All of that did not prevent the user from rating the game a 10/10. It suggests the game offers a unique kind of fun, perhaps the hilarious frustration of constantly being yanked back down by your well-meaning (surely) and cautious friends.

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4) "This game needs to show a replay after each failure"

A replay feature can help catch the real culprit (Image via Steam)

One of the best parts of Chained Together is that you can blame anyone after you die. Sure, you can be the culprit too, but there's no way to verify who was the actual reason behind the downfall. Unless, of course, there's a replay system to scrutinize your failures.

The user longs for the sweet satisfaction (or rage-filled feud) of watching the replay after each demise to identify the exact point that caused the group to fail. Understandably, many would be opposed to this, because, what good is a co-op online game without blame-shifting?

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5) "YOU JUMP AT 3! NOT 2!"

To jump or not to jump, that is the question (Image via Steam)

Chained Together depicts the classic struggle of co-op gaming: agreeing on a plan. On paper, it sounds rather easy to decide on a countdown and jump at the right moment. Put this in a co-op survival game and you watch the pandemonium unfurl before your eyes.

The frustration when you jump early (or late) is captured perfectly in this review, followed by the dramatic scream perfectly shows the descent into madness that surely followed.