Fantastic adventure and edge-of-your-seat running and gunning without much running and conservative gunning. First play-through feel very long because there is so much to explore. The atmosphere and game design really lends itself to that exploration without it feeling forced or like it is a chore, instead I find myself eager to find out what's behind every corner and was almost never disappointed, even if the area only existed to ambush me. Excellent replay value with unlockable items and weapons. Great game at the unbeatable price of free. What I dislike about the game is the two major parkour sections (parkour in this game suuuuuucks!!! but there's only two sections of it), and the bugs - man, there are certainly bugs... Fortunately most are not critical game-breaking bugs. The voice acting is cringe most of the time, but it is nice to simply have narrated cutscenes. Most notably disruptive bugs are predictable game crashes (the game will only load a limited number of zones before it crashes for me), and the telescope section towards the end of the game would almost never work properly but fortunately this one often self-corrected (going through the gate fixes the game's camera, and the door code is repeated even if you messed it up). What is perhaps most impressive about this game is how it always feels like an open world (and some sections are indeed extremely open world) while actually being mostly on rails: I only got stuck once trying to find where to use the Ronald Street key (hint: you climb through a window on the bus with a save cassette in it). Overall, I completed the game several times including on the hardest difficulty, proudly unlocking the disgustingly french FAMAS weapon. I don't know if I would come back to attempt unlocking the book weapon given its absurd difficulty, but I can see myself playing this again on occasion just for fun, and to eventually go through every piece of developer commentary. 9/10. I would highly, highly recommend for people who are into indie horror adventure games, or are looking for a good place to find out what the genre is really all about.

Fantastic adventure and edge-of-your-seat running and gunning without much running and conservative gunning. First play-through feel very long because there is so much to explore. The atmosphere and game design really lends itself to that exploration without it feeling forced or like it is a chore, instead I find myself eager to find out what's behind every corner and was almost never disappointed, even if the area only existed to ambush me. Excellent replay value with unlockable items and weapons. Great game at the unbeatable price of free. What I dislike about the game is the two major parkour sections (parkour in this game suuuuuucks!!! but there's only two sections of it), and the bugs - man, there are certainly bugs... Fortunately most are not critical game-breaking bugs. The voice acting is cringe most of the time, but it is nice to simply have narrated cutscenes. Most notably disruptive bugs are predictable game crashes (the game will only load a limited number of zones before it crashes for me), and the telescope section towards the end of the game would almost never work properly but fortunately this one often self-corrected (going through the gate fixes the game's camera, and the door code is repeated even if you messed it up). What is perhaps most impressive about this game is how it always feels like an open world (and some sections are indeed extremely open world) while actually being mostly on rails: I only got stuck once trying to find where to use the Ronald Street key (hint: you climb through a window on the bus with a save cassette in it). Overall, I completed the game several times including on the hardest difficulty, proudly unlocking the disgustingly french FAMAS weapon. I don't know if I would come back to attempt unlocking the book weapon given its absurd difficulty, but I can see myself playing this again on occasion just for fun, and to eventually go through every piece of developer commentary. 9/10. I would highly, highly recommend for people who are into indie horror adventure games, or are looking for a good place to find out what the genre is really all about.