The answer is simple: because it's not just about entertainment. Yes, it's a horror game, but it's an experience deeply rooted in our shared reality. It's a kind of dual form of expression that gives it its true value, at least in my eyes.
As a horror game, I'm sure it offers some pretty tense moments. As for reality, the message will be partly dependent on each player.
Regarding the game's content: clearly, I had to choose to deliver something that truly lives up to the subject matter. Again, in my opinion, the game deserves even more content, and perhaps it will continue to evolve. I'll never be satisfied.



