Really atmospheric for like the first hour, then it becomes a rather tedious game about constantly backtracking to discover a new room every ten minutes or so, with a somewhat generic j-horror twist, only instead of an old gothic-esque japanese haunted house this time we’re in space. It’s cool enough! Don’t get me wrong, I liked it, and I liked the experimental nature of the game and how exploring the capabilities of the medium’s storytelling potential was arguably the focus of the project, even if the story itself isn’t that great nor exciting. You can see they’re having fun and trying shit they normally wouldn’t, even if you can also see the budget constrains at every step of the way. I’m not quite sure why this gets such a bad rep in here of all places. Like, I see why IGN game reviewers could despise a 3-hour-not-so-scary horror game with tank controls, mediocre level design and a deliberately obscure progression in 2013, but in backloggd? It boggles my mind to be honest. Perhaps one day people will see this as what it is; a pretty ok and weird game. Give it a try!