An atmospheric, weirdcore, fever dream experience. The PS1 graphics totally helped to set the mood and overall ambience of the game. Alongside what was an incredible set of soundtracks for each rooms, it was easy to see why this game felt super immersive and engaging throughout despite the minimal storyline other than the various endings.
Even though it is extremely difficult for one to fully complete the game (all endings & achievements) without a guide, I feel that it isn't necessarily the whole point of the game. There isn't any meaning to this game other than to dive into the unknown and experience what is an uncanny world by exploring and going through different 'quests' and figuring this out on your own accord.
There isn't really anything more to delve into other than this being a solid game with a good foundation to what a game is suppose to give to people, despite it's negligible plot and intuitive nature of the game.
Even though it is extremely difficult for one to fully complete the game (all endings & achievements) without a guide, I feel that it isn't necessarily the whole point of the game. There isn't any meaning to this game other than to dive into the unknown and experience what is an uncanny world by exploring and going through different 'quests' and figuring this out on your own accord.
There isn't really anything more to delve into other than this being a solid game with a good foundation to what a game is suppose to give to people, despite it's negligible plot and intuitive nature of the game.