The actual plot is a light touch to be sure, but taken as little more than a series of spooky segments connected only loosely by a thin narrative framing, it's one of the more effective horror games I've played, even if it does eventually kneecap its own sense of horrific grounding by taking a hard left turn at the traffic lights into Bonkersville. Feels like I'm playing a horror game, not watching an interactive horror movie, and given its age and the frankly terrible state of the genre both before and since, I'd call it a resounding success.