Recently played through a previous work of Gustav's - Cat in the Box - and thought it was fantastic so I decided to go ahead and give this one a go. More in the vein of Yume Nikki than Cat with its focus on (somewhat) open, surreal environments navigated by a muted, (mostly) silent protagonist. Ultimately more of a fan of the latter than the former, but by no means a bad direction to take things - what's here is genuinely still moody and gripping, particularly as the in-game mood noticeably starts to darken.