"The Den thrives on conjuring horrors rooted in our susceptibility to 419 scams and the ease with which ingenuity informed by evil can break down the hardly secure walls that separate you from, say, a Russian hacker. And in the way it refracts those horrors through the cascading windows of programs on operating systems we've come to understand more intimately than our own selves, it becomes dizzying in its creepiness..The Den thrives on conjuring horrors rooted in our susceptibility to 419 scams and the ease with which ingenuity informed by evil can break down the hardly secure walls that separate you from, say, a Russian hacker. And in the way it refracts those horrors through the cascading windows of programs on operating systems we've come to understand more intimately than our own selves, it becomes dizzying in its creepiness.."

"Zachary Donohue scores big with The Den, executing on a strong gimmick at a speedy, flowing pace. The scares are real, the obsession warranted, and the horror unsettling - yet undoubtedly true. Click around the bowels of internet Hell one day, I dare you. There are monumentally dark places on the internet society just shouldn't uncover, and The Den is one of them - but you're going to watch it anyway, and I can't blame you. Safe chatting, everyone!"