I felt like the developers were sitting next to me when I played the game and they did this to me:
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When you play the first 10% of the game:

"Look at that, bro. It is a ghost! Very scary, isn't it?"
"Go Go check it, I promise there is no jumpscare"
"HAHA GOTCHA! I placed the ghost there"

Then, when you reach the 25% of the game:

"Ghost? What ghost? You are so credulous, bro."
"There are no ghosts or spiritual things in this game."
"Only scientific monsters!"
"Take this bro, it's a camera. Yes, just like in Outlast, "
"but ours is more special, you can see the past!"

At the 50% of the game:

"Forget about that useless camera, son."
"Let me introduce you to your new friend that will protect you."
"His name is Mr. Pistol."
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And the rest of this game after you get the gun, it turns itself from an Outlast-themed game to Resident Evil and ends as Dead Space, removing all the horror notions and providing a run-and-gun concept.

I, somehow, really love this transition myself. Fobia - St. Dinfna Hotel is a good game, I can see that. Indeed, it may not be best when compared to others (especially RE7), but it still has its own taste.

PS Although I gave a positive review, a lot of bad parts still exist and they are too obvious such as 1). You can see your shoulder when you turn, it is so annoying; 2). Puzzles are not complicated, but the clues are super challenging to get (you gotta search the whole place with Superman-eye vision); and 3). The elevator is so slow, as is the switching of weapons and items. Well, besides these, I can still enjoy the game at the level of recommending it.

This is a great game for if you're looking for a resident evil type experience HOWEVER it is extremely janky and some of the puzzles (especially towards the end) genuinely suck. Still a pretty good game for what its worth, especially considering that it's on a pretty deep sale of 5 bucks at the moment.

What a miserable, frustrating experience. I feel kind of bad for giving it a negative review but I did buy this game at launch at full price and I don't feel like I got my moneys worth out of it. I would not recommend this even to the most die-hard Survival Horror fans out there.

Pros:
+ Great length (9-10 hours for a Survival Horror is perfect)
+ Decent graphics for an indie game
+ Boss fights were pretty fun
+ Scary, this game made me jump at least a dozen times

Cons:
- Combat is genuinely awful
- Story is an incoherent mess
- Obtuse puzzles, have fun getting through this game without a guide
- So much backtracking, especially in the hotel portion of the game
- Extremely dark, turning up the gamma doesn't help. The game is just hideously dark that even the flashlight is essentially useless
- Camera feature to open up rooms/areas/solve puzzles is good on paper but its tiresome to use
- Bad voice acting
- Generic locations seen in almost every Survival Horror game (Hotel that looks like a mansion, Laboratory... yawn)
- Default FOV (which can't be changed) feels like you're playing the game through a fish bowl
- It's just not fun. Not once throughout the entire playthrough did I enjoy a single moment in this game

I think this team has potential to make a great Survival Horror game some day if they continue to make them but it's certainly not gonna start with this one.