(please read my comment below for a certain trigger warning ↓)

a great way to kill an hour, it's free and features an entertaining gimmick in a succinct package. i've read that some argue the aesthetic narrative tropes in use seem a bit busy or disjointed, but in the grand scope and upon grasping a more concrete understanding they become more cohesive. something cool is emerging here.

even if you don't play yourself, i strongly suggest giving the soundtrack a listen as it's shockingly good.