This game is extremely fascinating. It's an exploration game with, as far as I can tell, no objective. It is undoubtedly very strange. but finds a way to use that oddity to it's advantage. It seems to first try to immerse the player, then motivate them to explore to find the many oddities strewn about the game, instead of just aiming to be a roller-coaster of confusion. Also, the game is surprising pretty for it's seemingly limited color palette, and handles shadows and lighting in a way that, where not very realistic, manage to give the game a unique look and immerse the player even further.