Reccomended cause its free and was fine for what it was but personally I was left feeling like most of my actions had no real impact on what ending I got for the 4 main ones, and that's just kind of mid. Nothing changes in the story really if you decide to lose an eye vs ear or an arm vs leg. I also think that the story would've been a lot more fascinating if no supernatural (assumedly fae) element was present. The best horror stories lie in the familiar, and unknown and the ever so thin line that lies between. When you take a situation that most of us already won't find familiar (bartering away body parts) and add another, secondary layer of separation it's just not all that frightening. Maybe this is because I've grown numb to gore adjacent body horror, maybe it's because I know fae lore, or maybe it's because there's a whole ending where you reject the offer and the protagonist's life continues as normal, albeit destitute and forced to essentially freeload off their parents.

Give it a playthrough, it'll at least keep you entertained for about an hour or maybe more if you're a slower reader, but just be aware that it can feel a bit one note and bland at times.

Reccomended cause its free and was fine for what it was but personally I was left feeling like most of my actions had no real impact on what ending I got for the 4 main ones, and that's just kind of mid. Nothing changes in the story really if you decide to lose an eye vs ear or an arm vs leg. I also think that the story would've been a lot more fascinating if no supernatural (assumedly fae) element was present. The best horror stories lie in the familiar, and unknown and the ever so thin line that lies between. When you take a situation that most of us already won't find familiar (bartering away body parts) and add another, secondary layer of separation it's just not all that frightening. Maybe this is because I've grown numb to gore adjacent body horror, maybe it's because I know fae lore, or maybe it's because there's a whole ending where you reject the offer and the protagonist's life continues as normal, albeit destitute and forced to essentially freeload off their parents. Give it a playthrough, it'll at least keep you entertained for about an hour or maybe more if you're a slower reader, but just be aware that it can feel a bit one note and bland at times.