This plays more like a "puzzley" amnesia kind of horror game than a "survival horrory" system shock kind of horror game. Much of the gameplay is a little dated, but that's probably more up to the game being in development hell for 13 years. The focus is more on the puzzles. Some of the puzzles were super cool and others were confusing. The real highlights are the story, visuals, and sound design. A few rooms look like they would be in a Kubrick or a Denis Villeneuve movie. This is extra surprising considering only around 4 people made the bulk of the game.

Overall I'm glad that after 13 years this game wasn't abandoned. Its pretty short and not super expensive so if you like indi-horror/puzzle games I would recommend it. Not super replayable because you can see all of the content in 5-6 hours, but I doubt any other game this year will have a better atmosphere.