From the very beginning, it’s clear how deeply personal this game and its story are. I didn’t expect it to be this depressive, and what’s striking is how that feeling is conveyed through multiple layers—both in the visual style (which reminded me of survival-horror visual novels) and in the narrative delivery. While the story may not be very long, it makes excellent use of its runtime with clever use of puzzles, tonal shifts, and stylistic changes that keep you engaged throughout. Lastly, I really appreciated the way it incorporated Turkish themes—done so naturally and effortlessly, it genuinely made me feel “at home.”
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