A great and effective horror story. The thing I liked the most was how realistic and cohesive the friend group felt. The VN wastes no time getting them introduced and getting the plot rolling, but we can already see each of their personalities shine through the ritual. That's a good thing, since we do get to see each of their perspectives later on. The decision to use bright migraine-inducing backgrounds is... an interesting one. Normally I wouldn't say brightness and horror works together, but I think it works this time to give the apartments a backrooms kinda vibe. There's plenty of clever tricks here and there to make this stand out from an average slasher flick, such as Taylor being able to loop back to Avery for a moment of hope, the usage of being trans as a plot point to reveal a disguise, and the ghost actually having a backstory and motivation. The story ending in tragedy actually did affect me, because I really did think there was a chance of Avery getting out safely. Overall, a clean and well-written VN that I really don't have anything bad to say about. Well done.