A have many great things to say about this game. Before I even began playing, I was immersed by the artwork and the intriguing before/after surveys. Needless to say I loved this game. From the beginning it establishes a sensation of more. By that, I mean to say there is something hidden beneath the surface of this girl's bruises and empty apartment. I cannot believe the detail of the character story, as well as the darkly-shaded atmosphere, entirely unique on its own. The story slowly began to pull me into it until I found myself relating to the character. Teenage and adolescence is a rough time for kids, being deprived certain parts of life during this stage is critically damaging. The way the dialogue is structured alone helps create sound in one's mind, despite the silent ambient tune playing in the background. The frames for the text boxes absolutely wonderful, and I can tell they took some time with their intricate design. The artwork in the end scene was mystifying, I found myself thinking of Lewis Carroll and Alice In Wonderland. This invokes a strange, wonderfully dark yet revealing atmosphere. I love every aspect of this game including its silence and cruelty. In the coming weeks I intend on playing this in its entirety once released. If you haven't yet, discover the world Iris lives in by downloading the demo now.