Hauntingly beautiful game with a poignant story. The gameplay itself isn't complicated, and as a narrative based gamer, I found it was the perfect balance between story/puzzle/and life or death moments. I give it a 10/10!

I really wanted to love this game — and for most of the experience, I did.

The atmosphere is excellent, the dual-world mechanic is very interesting, and the emotional story involving the main character is genuinely compelling. The game builds a strong mystery and creates a heavy, unsettling mood that kept me invested until the very end.

But the ending was extremely disappointing.

After spending the entire game following this emotional and carefully built story, the final moments leave too many major things unresolved. There is no real final confrontation, no satisfying climax, and no clear resolution to the central conflict.

I understand that psychological horror can have ambiguous endings, but this did not feel like meaningful ambiguity. It felt unfinished. The game raises too many important questions and then simply cuts away before giving the story the conclusion it deserved.

That is what makes it so frustrating: the game itself is good — sometimes excellent — but the ending doesn’t pay off everything it builds.

Great atmosphere, strong concept, emotional story… but a very unsatisfying ending.

I really wanted to like this game. It started out with very creepy elements. I was clutching my pearls. And then it just...devolved. The PC controls are awful and frustrating in a tense situation. The plot is all over the place. Why are there so many filing cabinets? Overall, it's a mess.