It's above-average for a fairly inexpensive indie horror game. Has some good atmosphere & scares, though the villain's voice over feels a bit too much like a Mark Hamill's Joker impression. I admit this game left a bad taste in my mouth because I got a very bland, downer 'bad' ending and looking it up, seems I did most of the steps for a good ending organically but just missed one major thing and unfortunately, I kind of figured I'd missed something but the game is full of points of no return. Continuing after the ending puts me past a point of no return so I'd have to redo the whole game to get another ending.

It's only a two-hour experience so maybe I'll replay it at some point to grab a more satisfying ending, but unfortunately the gameplay doesn't lend itself to replays in my opinion. Has a few decent scares though and the very dark tone sets it apart from your average walking sim horror game. Game's aesthetic is weirdly reliant on mannequins yet they were rarely used in scares.