This game is odd, but has a distinctive charm to it. There's something about perusing and extensively searching these nigh-empty rooms for clues on how to exit them and move onto the next room, even if the solutions seem there right in your face. Something about the flat textures, the lights, the weird geometry of the buildings, it feels comforting. It feels like the split second you get when you're walking in the halls of a movie theater, taking in all of the neon lights and the weird carpets, just before you get to your movie. Its starkness and the choices of puzzle objects make everything feel calm and nice, with a twinge of oddness just to make it whole.