A short yet enjoyable experience. The puzzles and gameplay were clean and well polished, and there weren't any parts of the game that stood out as particularly underdeveloped or lacking, every section of the game worked, and worked well.

Whilst a horror game, I can't say it 'got to me' on a fear level - The horror more so came through occassional jumpscares, which although cheap didn't overstay their welcome. The 'survival horror' aspect of it - the section in the sewer where Slaw was searching for the player, began as a tense experience, and built up to be the true 'horror' the game was lacking up until now. This went out of the window as soon as Slaw spotted me for the first time, as the music - whilst cool, didn't exactly fit the tone, and only really released the tension. From here, any repeat chase was simply a case of 'oh he's here again'. But the song was really cool, and it did hype me up, so I'm okay with it.