An enjoyable but short-lived experience akin to a midnight snack. I admire the production value and execution of this game. It's very reminiscent of a few indie web browser flash games I used to play a long time ago, aimed to be more like an interactive piece of art. I really love the use of photographs blended with 3D graphics, and wow, actual film! I'm a huge sucker for FMV games so this was a bit of a treat. Navigation was fun to do; although I did find myself getting a bit lost especially with how there are so many ways to turn around the same spot. The dialogue was intriguing (as is the voice work) but the story left me yearning for more. Maybe in the future, the developer will make something longer in similar concept.

I recommend this for those who really get into games that are more into the experimental artsy side---Of course at a bit of a discount. For 2 hours, $7 does get steep especially when it's the extras and 'secrets' that make up the length of the game's time.

An enjoyable but short-lived experience akin to a midnight snack. I admire the production value and execution of this game. It's very reminiscent of a few indie web browser flash games I used to play a long time ago, aimed to be more like an interactive piece of art. I really love the use of photographs blended with 3D graphics, and wow, actual film! I'm a huge sucker for FMV games so this was a bit of a treat. Navigation was fun to do; although I did find myself getting a bit lost especially with how there are so many ways to turn around the same spot. The dialogue was intriguing (as is the voice work) but the story left me yearning for more. Maybe in the future, the developer will make something longer in similar concept. I recommend this for those who really get into games that are more into the experimental artsy side---Of course at a bit of a discount. For 2 hours, $7 does get steep especially when it's the extras and 'secrets' that make up the length of the game's time.