Puzzle games are not a genre I typically play, but this, even after a long time and me forgetting a large part of it is still a blast to play.

Puzzles are neither incredibly easy nor incredibly difficult. The game paces the introduction of its mechanics really well, making the puzzles, for the most part, feel incredibly intuitive and, at worst, able to be completed with a bit of trial and error.

The atmosphere felt pretty good as well. The setting subverts your expectations, which created an even more ominous feeling than usual throughout the entire game.

My only minor complaint is that some puzzles require some really fast reflexes to pass through, which lead to a few unnecessary deaths, though it hardly detracts from the experience.