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i answered every question honestly and got an ending that was oddly comforting. i wasn't aware that existential comfort was a horror genre.

I love this. I love the walk cycle and footsteps sound and the ear sound when you sleep (you know the one I mean). I love the aesthetic and the slow build, the way the camera rattles a little when you walk--makes me feel real tense. The dialogue is so real and sad. There's like ONE typo 'fidge' instead of 'fridge' but otherwise: pretty as a picture.

This game should be linked in depression pamphlets at clinics. It's art but it's also public service for real life lost souls.