Wow, this game leaves a deep impression. The beautifully atmospheric music and the incredibly distinct Game Boy x 90s PC-like hand-drawn graphics and colour palette completely engross you into the world and really make you feel like you're just spacing out in an a timeless alternate dimension as you play the game. All the character designs are extremely appealing and befit the lo-fi look so excellently, that even though the number of frames used is quite small I simply never got tired of looking at the same image for hours on end. Story-wise, this was definitely not the type of mystery I had expected at first, and I did leave with a handful of unanswered questions, but it was genuinely fun to learn about the impressively fleshed-out world of the game.