Bite sized surrealist exploration game with one of the most accurate Playstation 1 aesthetics I've ever seen being emulated in a modern game. Structurally and visually, it's very reminiscent of LSD Dream Simulator, although it has an actual story built around it.

Very intresting premise, in which you are tasked with watering the tree of fate - the Fatum Betula - a liquid substance of your choosing. You can get around eight of them, depending on your actions during the game. Each of them corresponds to a fate, which can be triggered relatively quickly if you know what you're looking for - the game focuses on replayability. This isn't a horror game, but it has a very eerie and uncanny atmosphere that is guaranteed to creep you out.

Fatum Betula's endings are quite intresting with lots of fourth wall breakages and commentary about nihilism, society and mortality. Some of them are more contemplative while others more silly. Overall really enjoyed my time with it.