Honestly, I had a good time playing this game. It does a great job of immersing you in the mystery, building a tense atmosphere, and above all, sparking curiosity in the player. BUT this game on its own... it’s nothing. It’s not self-contained. It ends on an anticlimactic cliffhanger, pushing you to pay for the second game. I can’t recommend it because of that, especially since the game is really short and doesn’t last long enough to tell a complete story.

If you’re curious, you can give it a try to see if the premise is interesting enough to justify paying for the second game. Just keep in mind—it’s a very short experience. (I spent over an hour on it because I wanted to explore the whole map, but it’s not really necessary). As for the sequels, I can’t comment on them since I haven’t played them.