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It’s a short puzzle-horror game. During the game, you need to collect items and interact with things around you to solve puzzles. The story is split into two chapters, following a character who wakes up in a strange and mysterious place and tries to find their missing sister while slowly uncovering what is really going on. As you explore, you piece together clues and learn more about the situation through the environment and story events. The achievements are very easy to get, mostly unlocked by simply playing through the game. Overall, I think it is a simple and interesting game with nice art. I would recommend it if you enjoy short puzzle-horror games.

Short and not so sweet game with simple yet emotional story. I was very captivated by the opening scene, I didn't even notice my cursor was on the screen. No need for long review, it's free, if you have some time to spare just play it. Only issue I have with this game is lack of outlines or something that would help distinguish clickable things. When there's a clutter of objects it's hard to know which one you've clicked. Cursor is pretty big and hitboxes are not super precise, often resulting in checking the same object twice in a row, or just not noticing something.

I was honestly really obsessed with this game. The art style and atmosphere are incredible, it feels like a dream you don’t want to wake up from. The story had me really invested the whole time and I just wanted to keep going to see what happens next. And the music… I was actually OBSESSED with it. It fits everything so perfectly and stayed in my head even after I stopped playing. Some parts of the gameplay were a bit unclear and more trial-and-error than I usually like, but I didn’t even care that much because the vibe was just THAT good. I could honestly see this being turned into a really good anime if it kept this art style — I would 100% be there for it. Also still surprised this game is free, I genuinely wouldn’t have minded paying for it. It feels way too good for that. I just wish it would’ve been longer.