It's like a darker, more serious and more overtly supernatural version of an Ace Attorney game, if you replaced the humor with a more frustrating focus on sequence breaking and point-and-click exploration. That sounds like I didn't like it, but I did; adventure games of this sort are not my usual genre, so I was unaware of the way "just do the same action over and over until something happens" is a common mechanic.

The atmosphere here is genuinely haunting at times, and the late-in-game genre and play mechanic shift genuinely took me by surprise.