The game tells the story of stalker incidents that you can often see in many places in the world, which are relatively more common in Japan.

There's nothing scary about the game, except for a few ridiculously made jumpscares, it's more ambient reactionary. These "ridiculous" jumpscares are actually deliberately placed to make you expect another jumpscare and make you more nervous. What makes the game scary is that there is nothing strange about what happens. There are no supernatural elements, nothing exaggerated or unbelievable. It's just a simple case of a stalker, but it manages to make you nervous enough.

As for the gameplay, you're making coffee. If they elaborate on this part of the game and make another simulation game, it could be very interesting. The only problem with the gameplay is that the endings you can achieve are described with a text, it would be nice if it was all visual.

So basicly, if u like playing horror games and dont have a trauma about stalking, you can give a chance to it