Alright, for now, this is the best chapter compared to all the previous ones. The guy who decided to use the lookout and park as the main location is a genius. No, really, it's not often that developers understand what kind of setting to choose. This game has voice acting and some funny activities, such as checking the surroundings with binoculars and figuring out who is spying on you. Throughout the game, you work as a fire lookout guy who's just been transferred to a new area, which only increases the atmosphere. As a real-life person, you also don't know where you are, and that allows you to interact with the character's feelings more. The idea that you don't get to know much about the antagonist in the game—nor understand anyone's motives—sucks. The only chapter where it was somewhat explained was Carlson's house, but that chapter was very boring overall and the motive was very boring and not deep.

I will give it a 7.5/10, and if you consider the price, the developers should probably increase the playthrough time, as it feels like you should play for at least two hours just to avoid getting a refund on Steam (no offense, but if you've finished the game, why not?). There's also a new chapter that was released in September 2024. I'll try the new one soon, though I've heard it's not as good as this one. Anyway, thanks for reading my review! Comment if you want to add ideas or argue with me.