This game is so surreal it betrays the concept of an RPG. Typos and grammatical errors abound, non-sequiturs where there shouldn't be any talking (a robot brings you up the stairs by saying "Go to the next floor.") Death results in a trip back to the title screen and thus the beginning. You're not even sure if it's a psychological horror because of how uneasy you feel playing it, the music being so reductionist, and the level designs looking like someone who stayed up for 36 hours straight.

In Drop, the poor design was somewhat forgivable for the fact that there is no dialogue or premise, you are merely dropped into the world and left to discover what to do on your own. I said "Dropped." like a jerk as my review.

Here, I feel more sad giving this a bad rating, but I do it with the hope the developer can one day improve. This game is a mish-mash of concepts with no exact idea behind it. It's as if we're experiencing aphasia before our very eyes, we want to see the purpose, but still can't. Perhaps one day, it can be said differently.