The game is a chilling psychological horror game with a compelling story and unique art style. The gameplay is slow-paced and straightforward, but the atmosphere keeps you engaged. It's short but impactful for fans of dark games.

Lots of nice puzzles, good story and great atmosphere. Definitely worth a buy.

I bought this game when I saw it on sale, and highly recommend it. This game made me feel everything the character and ripped my heart out. Buy this game!

Buy this. You won't regret.

Decent not-so-scary horror adventure game. Really driven by the story and isn't heavy on some sleazy symbolism. Atmosphere is top notch and does not rely on jumpscares. Absolute recommend.

brilliant little game with a captivating story and simple puzzles, wasn't expecting the ending to be that dark but still enjoyable nonetheless.

While there's some pixellated gore and jumpscares, this is more of a psychological (*) horror walking sim. As far as I know, you can't fail or die, and there's only one ending. Since the game is almost always on sale for under $1, I don't have a problem recommending it for a casual player that doesn't mind being startled on occasion. It held my attention and I'll play the sequel.

(*) I have to use "psychological" loosely though, as the game's theme is overt and even explicitly stated a few times in the script. Unlike, say, Soma or especially Lone Survivor (despite similar visuals of the latter), there's little here in terms of potential for introspection, philosophy, interpretation, theory-crafting etc. I will admit to one eureka moment in the 13th hour, when an early character's brief screentime suddenly made sense, for what that's worth.

+Environments suitably unsettling
+Can play original or deluxe version
+Can rebind controls
+Some minor humor if you try off-the-wall stuff

~Themes aren't very subtle or thought-provoking
~Only ~2 hours long (as store page says, but people dont read)
~Contains a far amount of walking back and forth
~Puzzles require some intuitive trial and error
~Frequent minor jumpscares, but rarely cheap
~Moderate swearing
~Moderate gore and references to suicide
~Some objects can only be inspected from specific sides or small areas
~Options don't take into account if you're using controller

-Can't disable distracting controller vibration
-Too much backtracking required in mushroom puzzle

Played on:
i7-12700, RTX3060, 16GB DDR4-3200 @ 1920x1080
Using PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S

This is a nice game, a short indie horror game. I love the plot, the music, the art, and the sound or jumpscare really got me lol. Honestly i really like it tho!

I'm confused. The game is nice, mechanics are cool, graphics are nicely done, and sound and music are great.

But I'm confused about the message. It comes as an anti-capitalist critique about bank repossessions, but the bussiness does not clearly shows they are a bank repossening, more like a debt collector. The thing is that, through all the game, the dialogues and narrative focuses more on how bad are taxes, seemingly changing the blame from the horrible practices of big bussiness and banks to just "not paying taxes". The message is mixed with anti-capitalist stances and the most anarcho-liberal pro capitalist no government narrative stereotype there could be "taxes are bad".

So I'm confused, but the game is great tho.

great game. it's short and has a few rough edges, but I thoroughly enjoyed it