It is a little creepy, but not unbearable once you get going. It took me about an hour and a half to reach 100 percent achievement completion.

The game doesn’t quite feel finished, then again, maybe that’s the point. The house never really lets you leave, it just paws at your curiosity. The best part is hunting for the bears, a fuzzy little quest that keeps the tension from getting too grizzly. Honestly they could make a full length that’s just finding those bears and I would probably be down.

It’s short, semi-eerie, with just enough mystery to keep you clawing through the rooms, though it does leave you with a lot of questions.

The pacing is steady, the atmosphere thick, and while it might not reinvent horror, it’s a neat little experiment.

A strange breed that’s worth a look, especially if you enjoy games that whisper rather than roar.

No save points, you just gotta bear with it.