I'm not big into supernatural stories, but a lot of hidden object games lean towards that direction. I think the developers and artists did a good job with this one though. I liked the environments. The story built a twist at the end.

(I do find it strange the guy trusts an entity literally named "the evil one" lol maybe he's still grieving?) That name should have been anything else to make it less... silly.

The game is less linear than 9 Clues; you walk around so it doesn't feel stale. Puzzles are scattered so remember what you didn't solve! You have the option to play hidden object sequences or a Monaco card game. Because of this, I played the game twice to get all achievements. It's not necessary but does encourage you to replay. There is also a bonus area after you beat the game.