One of the main problems is the fact that the game they play is highly confusing and really tough to get into. Featuring some solid twists about the identity and a fantastic look at the creatures that are fully exposed in the final half for a great series of confrontations in this part of the film, these sections manage to hold the film up for the most part. The manner in which the creature is shown to jump out of the shadows and attack in grisly fashion, ripping out throats or tearing bodies to strings, is all rather fun and leads to some fine chase scenes around the house trying to keep the creatures out. The other really entertaining feature is the series of creature attacks which are really enjoyable. Going off the discovery of the dead bodies and the state they're in, it makes for a logical motivation to do what happens here with the debates and discussions about who's the culprit committing the murders which are quite enjoyable. The fact that the creature's identity is the main selling point to their quest and trying to figure out who among them is someone they can trust plays a big deal about the suspense of this one early on.
Among it's more enjoyable elements is the fact that this one manages to get a lot to like with its fun who-done-it mystery approach to the storyline.
This was an enjoyable if flawed genre effort. Attending a video-game launch party, a group of web-developers hoping to make waves with their latest werewolf-themed game find themselves being slowly killed off one-by-one by a strange beast, forcing them to find the creatures' true identity to stop the rampage and get away from the house party alive.
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