"Us Lovely Corpses" left me wanting more, and I mean that as a compliment. It's mostly a reflective horror story, with simple puzzles scattered throughout, some lovely queerness, and a touching ending that both acknowledges the difficulties of just living life while still holding out hope.  

The only thing I wish were different is how we learn the history of what's happening. It's mostly just the monster reciting  past conversations from memory. They're interesting to read, but I would have gotten more out of seeing these events play out.