A good little game, with a few annoying flaws.
The Good:
-The story is good, and is probably going to feel relatable to almost everyone these days.
-The game is spooky and occasionally will startle you, but it's an RPGmaker horror game, it's not going to launch you out of your seat. Still did get my attention a few times!
-The puzzles are roughly 80% good. You usually have a good idea of where to go next and what to do. They are fun, engaging, and keep you focused enough that the scares do hit home well enough.
-The locations are both pretty and interesting, I don't quite know why but I thoroughly enjoyed exploring every location in the game.

The Bad:
-The remaining 20% of the puzzles will make you pull your hair out. There are so many times when a puzzle's clues misdirect you, I ended up having to use a guide twice and in both instances it was a matter of "Really..?"
-The Ending choices you make feel very arbitrary and silly. I am sure you are supposed to get into character and realize what each choice needs to be by what the target needs to hear, but it's just not quite there for me.
-The game often throws situations at you and then kills you/fails the game for you not thinking to do something you have no reason to think to do. This game will tell you to run, then kill you for running, and oh goody, the save system is entirely manual so if you don't predict a sudden chance of death, and die, you might be back to the beginning of the chapter.
-The combat is awful. No way around it. Why is it here?
-Achievements for failures are always a negative. Don't broadcast how many times I died trying to figure out what I was actually supposed to do when you said "Run".

All in all, a solid RPGMaker horror game that makes up for the limitations of the engine with a relatable story, excellent use of discomfort and dread, and a reasonable amount of scares. For 3 dollars this is a no-brainer.

The combat sequence in this game is fun

really love this game so much.. cried during the ending