7/10
I really enjoyed the game. On paper, the combination of walking simulator and horror is a fairly common and even cliché pairing. In fact, I’ll go further—this isn’t a game with an overly complex story or groundbreaking mechanics.
But... but... what’s there has been polished beautifully. The narrative stays grounded without being sacrificed to surreal excesses, and instead of relying on classic horror tropes, the choice to explore a surreal inner journey adds an extra layer of intrigue. The short runtime also works in its favor, ensuring you reach the end without feeling fatigued. And finally, I think the final sequence is a sweet addition to the genre.