Pros:
- the game is short if you only do one run
- I would recommend that if you do play this, just do one run, and then watch the other endings
- there is a cool meta puzzle that's completely optional

Neutral:
- the controls are the arrow keys, space, and Y/N
- would have preferred WASD but its not a big deal

Cons:
- The audio is very imbalanced - the game wants you to turn up the volume for the atmosphere, I would not recommend this unless you want hearing damage
- I had an issue where when I tabbed out, I couldn't get back into the game, it was missing from my taskbar and the window was just gone. Thankfully it auto saves, so forcing the game to stop in steam and then starting it again works, just a bit annoying
- The story is frustrating, like having an unreliable narrator is a cool concept, but not to the point that even after getting each ending and investigating all items all i know is
"Okay, so he probably killed his wife and friend, maybe. And maybe was also part of like, a murder club? I don't even know - it also doesn't even matter"
- Like sometimes its cool, where if you find a receipt for two train tickets in one spot, you find two tickets later, but without that receipt, you only find one, which sorta makes the game feel like a dream rather than real events
- More than anything though it feels bad to experience
- The slow movement speed and slow long text also create frustration on multiple runs, and you could argue that friction if part of the point, but it felt bad to experience in a normal bad way and not a meaningful bad way