Midnight Murder Club

Players felt satisfied due to the game's accessible and intuitive controls, coupled with consumer-friendly features like the guest pass system and cross-play, which facilitated playing with friends. The core gameplay mechanics, including the 'Wildcard' mode, and the overall polish and lack of technical issues also contributed significantly to a positive experience and perceived value for money.

Frustration stemmed primarily from technical issues such as poor optimization, bugs, and persistent network errors, often preventing gameplay. A significant cause was the mandatory PSN account requirement, especially for guest pass users, and the low player count which led to long lobby wait times and forced bot inclusion, hindering public match experiences.

Disappointment arose from the game not meeting expectations set by advertisements, particularly regarding content depth and value for its price. Players were also let down by the low player count, which made public matches difficult, and by technical issues like input delay and system incompatibility that prevented them from playing or enjoying the game.

Enjoyment was largely driven by playing the game with friends, leveraging features like proximity chat and the 'Wildcard' mode, which created chaotic and fun co-op sessions. The game's simple, casual, and often tense gameplay, combined with its social atmosphere, contributed to a highly enjoyable experience.

Excitement was generated by the game's unique concept, its fun and chaotic gameplay, especially when playing with friends and utilizing the 'Wildcard' mode. The guest pass feature and the game's overall quality and affordability also contributed to a sense of enthusiasm and anticipation for its potential and future updates.