Following "The Land of Pain", this game continues the same eerie world and atmosphere, building on it in all the right ways. The fact that this game was made by just one developer is pretty crazy. The visuals are beautiful, the atmosphere immersive, and it really feels like a passion project full of great Lovecraftian horror elements. I liked the horror parts, they are not super intense, but they set a nice creepy mood. Most of the time is spent exploring the world, getting a few good scares, and trying not to accidentally walk off a cliff to your death, which I definitely came close to more than once. There is plenty of walking and exploration, balanced with solid puzzles that are clever without being frustrating. It kept me engaged without ever feeling stuck. A great pick for those who enjoy atmospheric exploration mixed with horror elements and cosmic mystery.

Great story and visuals. Had more of fun/fascinating adventure feel than horror but the scary parts are done well too. That said, finding the secrets was our favorite part, we loved that you included those

great game

too boring, didnt finish

A pretty wild ride. Kept me hooked from start to finish. Very engrossing atmosphere. Good graphics. Plenty to explore. Wild story. This game was a whole lot more than I expected it to be. Ran great. No problems. Not a big fan of heavy depth of field but it added a lot to the atmosphere. One I will most likely play through again down the road.

This is a game that was designed, I believe, by a single individual. That said, it is a very simple, yet elevated, walking simulator. There are some puzzles to be solved and some enemies to worry about, but nothing too difficult. For the price, it's a good time.