No game here, just an infinite series of hallways with locked doors. What a scam.

This game almost gave me a heart attack on several occasions. In a good way, of course.
Being a fan of ambient horror, and this sort of retro-esque aesthetic made this game hit the good spots for my taste absolutely.

For the fans of podcasts like The Magnus Archives, this game gives very similar vibes in terms of low-key horror elements.

I've only played two endings out of 6, and I intend to finish the other 4 if I can figure out how to get them for sure.

10/10 atmosphere that keeps you on your toes. Also the part where i accidentally left the game running for a moment and the guy started eating glass for a little bit. I decided not to question it.

If i simply ignore the existence of the horrors, I will not comprehend them so surely they will not haunt me.

.....do you feel safe?

At first I wasn't sure about this game - it was like a typing simulator and I didn't know where it was going. But it creeps up on you and becomes something more. I particularly like how the game doesn't spoon feed what is happening to you. You have to pay attention and think, make inferences. It also has multiple ending possibilities so it is re-playable. In the end, I found it to be a very interesting game.