You experiece the game through the lens of a two-year-old named David. Without spoiling much, the game sets up a fine line between feeling like a horror game and a whimsical adventure, which feels incredibly cryptic and blasé at first, but has a good twist at the end that turns it around on its head.

The gameplay is mostly a walking simulator with some puzzle and stealth parts sprinkled in between.
The only complaint I have is when you interact with stuff. It may have been an intentional design choice due to the age of the character, but it felt pretty stiff to pick up, move stuff, throw, etc.

Overall, it's a good one time experience. While the gameplay can feel stiff at times, you have a story that's rich in symbolism with an interesting twist at the end.