This is one of the best looking and atmospheric games I've ever played. Somehow it was made in unity and its only 2 Gigabytes.

I was getting tired of the overdone backrooms/liminal space horror genre. But this game made me remember what made it so popular in the first place.

This game has no story, the only thing you know is that you are in this strange place and you have a video recorder. As you explore you wonder who you are and why you are here, why are you recording it? Are you like a D-Class SCP personal?

There are no jump scares, there is no monster, but you never feel alone.

The sound design is fantastic and adds so much to the game, every footstep echos, you swear you can hear someone behind you as you wade though water.

There's no notes left behind to explain convoluted lore, there's no flashbacks or voices.

But there is something, 1 or 2 strange symbols on a wall. Why is a goat here?

I'm looking forward to Tensori's next game. I really hope they explore more backrooms stuff in a similar way.

TLDR: This game is a unintentional parody of indie horror games. Its awful. Not a single good thing about it.

It's incredibly cheap but you can get far better games on steam for cheaper. Don't trust the positive reviews.

It the video game equivalent of a crappy 80's B horror movie, and not even a its so bad its good one. It's just boring.

Nonstop jump scares that never work. The monster designs are incredibly bad it's almost funny. The only one i like its the weird women puppet that shows up once. The baby looks like it has scabies or something. The Hat Man (or whatever hes called) its not scary in the slightest. There are no actual characters or character motivations. Its a walking sim that has no atmosphere to make up for it. The VHS aesthetic has been done far better by other indie games.

The ending is just "WOW THE HAT MAN MADE HIM DO IT, THAT'S SO CREEPY RIGHT

The thing that made me leave this review is not the game itself, the game is extremely forgettable.

What peaked my interest is that the game is 15 GIGBYTES.

How is it 15 gigabytes? The graphics suck and the game is only like an hour long at most. Did i miss 90% of the game? What did you do with those 15 Gigabytes? You clearly did not put them in the game. When Skyrim came out in 2011 it was only 6 Gigabytes and looked better.

I played Pools (Another new Horror Walking Simulator) right before this and Pools is one of the best looking games i ever played, and its only 2 Gigabytes and made in unity.

As in real life, you give frogs to women and they give you their milk, that's the gameplay loop.

I feel like this game was made for Carl Jung and no one else

I've literally had dreams about this game, (the title is accurate) its so bizarre, there is no game like this, and there never will be.

The world of this game is the most unnerving atmosphere I've ever seen in a game, the art direction is some of the strongest out there

I'm both fascinated and disgusted playing this game

None of it makes sense, you're in the world of these machine people who live in a sewer and can only move on tracks. The women can only eat frogs and crayfish, the men can only survive from drinking the women's "milk". You refill you "ego" (health) by going on a carousel.

The game triggers my lizard brain flight or fight

Its the video game equivalent of Begotten

From what I understand the game came out in the 90's by some small Japanese studio and was considered lost for a while. A few years ago some dudes on /vr/ rediscovered it and released it on steam. (One of 2 good things to come out of 4chan, the other being when /mu/ discovered deathgrips)

I don't like this game, but I don't think the game was made to be liked or enjoyed, it's a bad dream you can't forget

Look at the images of it on steam and you will know if its for you or not.

I think if you take shrooms while playing this game you will escape samsara (don't know, will not test this)

Also its developer on steam is listed as "Sakuba Metal Works" I can find nothing about them online other then they describe themselves as a "A multimedia studio specializing in metalworking, photography, literature, and video games." which I found interesting