Not really the kind of thing you can give a "score" to. It's one of those titles that makes me appreciate what people can accomplish within the medium of interactive games and playing with the conventions of choice in a story that is about the horrifying deeply personal lack of one. It feels weird to even really "recommend" this to somebody for how viscerally upsetting, traumatic, miserable it is, so I'm not going to recommend it to everyone despite how powerful of an impression it leaves in such a condensed 40ish minutes. The ones who are curious about this will know whether its an experience for them or not.