I love this game to death.
The visuals felt really sleek, and the way the story was presented was horrifying -- not in the sense that there was a monster, but in the fact that said horror is very familiar to many.
Jumping through rooms, windows, and crevices in her mind -- doing anything to avoid even just thinking of the people that made her miserable -- just to be mocked and abused by them again and again, even in what is supposed to be a respite, if only for eight hours: sleep.
Ana knows she can't really get away from this. The survivor's guilt will stick with her forever, and she'll keep jumping through rooms for as long as she can if it means she can avoid facing her trauma head-on for just another night.
She probably will never find real peace, and I think that's the scariest thing about this game.
Ugh, if I said any more, this comment would look like an IMDB review, but this game is just that good. Very, very, good job!!