This game is a narrative adventure first, card game second. It never stops being a card battler at its core, but do consider that the story takes main focus here all throughout until the very end. If you've played some of Daniel Mullins' previous games you already know what to expect.

The card battling systems gets increasingly more complex the further you get into the game, and not only does it get harder but also it gets easier to exploit (pretty fun if you're into that stuff). Don't be afraid to experiment with your deckbuilding, especially past the first part of the game.

The story is good but I wouldn't say great, there's some good moments especially near the end but it does feel a bit too creepypasta-esque at times. Not my cup of tea but I didn't dislike it necessarily.

Overall it's a pretty solid game. I'll gladly keep supporting Daniel Mullins in his efforts to break the boundaries of videogames and deliver solid releases that feel fresh and fun to play.