This game is like feeling your way around a maze in a dream, and I mean that in a good way. Completely original experience that can't really be understood without checking it out yourself.

Surreal, beautiful, and vividly captures how it feels to deal with mental illness. An experience like no other, really.

What you have here is a 90s point-and-click adventure game adaptation of a 60s short story, with heavy involvement of the original author, that (in my opinion) surpasses that original work. Unlike the short story, there's an underlying theme of hope within the hopeless walls of AM. Hope, not for salvation, but closure, to make amends with your past. Great story, great presentation, absolutely a game worth playing.