In a time of gaming where chasing indescribable feelings and mental immersion is at its peak efficiency, this game performs at high standards. Its an experience that you can't miss if you're like me, and love following along to a story that has you deeply involved to the point of forgetting that you're looking at a screen, no matter the graphics.
The game has no "horror" tag, but there are lots of times when you can second-guess yourself, wondering if the game you are playing actually is a horror game. Really, there are just drastically different "settings" in this game, even though nothing in your surroundings will actually change, but rather what you discover, and the more dialogue that comes, sets the mood.

This game is short (4-5 hours) with little-to-no replayability. There are some dialogue choices where you might get some new sentences in another playthrough, but nothing earth-shattering.

! spoilers ahead about the beginning/ending !

The google-slides presentation of a life background at the beginning was okay... until is dissolved into nothing but a "reason henry took/found the job". I fail to see any more reason for it in the game. Even though it could have impacted the story, it was left as practically useless information.

The ending did NOT have enough in it, Although It was okay enough considering that the story wasn't leading up to the rescue, it was leading up to the mystery being solved. I would still call it bad, though, because the mystery was a lot smaller than you expected it to be for a conspiracy. The only other thing that would have made the ending "worth it" would have been meeting delilah. Being left with footprints can't compare.

The game was still great. I'm glad I finished it. Now I'll just buy the game for my friends while its on sale and watch their annoyed reaction at the end when they get less than they expected.