It's a short, eery psychological walking simulator that takes around 35 minutes to beat. The build-up of atmosphere is good and the way the game indicates something dreadful and plays with the player's mind and expectations, while staying very vague and cryptic, feels unsettling. That part was well done, even though the game maybe turned out a bit short and wasted some potential in the end. Maybe there could have been more to discover/examine in terms of paintings/artefacts, seeing as it's an ancient location. But that could just be personal preference and is not necessarily a weakness of the game.