In case you were wondering, The Chinese Room (the name of the devs) is a though experiment regarding computers, wherein a computer running a program for simulating human speech accurately enough to pass the Turing test cannot be said to have a mind or consciousness of it's own; it is merely simulating the understanding of human speech.
As for the game? It's brutally linear, has insultingly easy puzzles, isn't particularly scary, has a predictable plot, and is rather on the short side as well.
4/10, don't even bother getting it on sale.

[h3]An Acceptable Level of Suffering[/h3] In case you were wondering, The Chinese Room (the name of the devs) is a though experiment regarding computers, wherein a computer running a program for simulating human speech accurately enough to pass the Turing test cannot be said to have a mind or consciousness of it's own; it is merely simulating the understanding of human speech. As for the game? It's brutally linear, has insultingly easy puzzles, isn't particularly scary, has a predictable plot, and is rather on the short side as well. 4/10, don't even bother getting it on sale.