Loved the haunting aesthetic, made more terrifying by the adoption of the PS1 art style which just added an integral layer to what makes this game so frightening. It reminded me quite a bit of the old "haunted" video game essays that used to come out of Nexpo.

It can be a little janky, but I feel like it adds to the charm, staying true to form given what the game is trying to go for in terms of being inspired by the fifth generation of gaming. Solid direction, very eerie and macabre in it's execution. One of the better walking simulators I've played and a very solid indie game I'm surprised hasn't been talked about as much. Would like to see more from this studio.