Find this to get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get in there and get access to a thing that needs another thing that you need to find to get that so you can get that so you can get the thing you need to do something that doesnt even matter in the grand scheme of things. Oh, and the beast doesnt die and can open doors. how fun

Found this game to be pretty tedious.. I really like the story/urban legend of Hanako, most Chilla's Art games, & the ambiance of the game's setting (especially the first few minutes of the game). I'm a big fan of the haunted school setting. All of those details definitely piqued my interest in the game. Unfortunately, it was more stressful than fun. The monsters chasing you and having to deter them with your flashlight was more frustrating than scary for me and the gameplay was a bit boring at times too. I dropped the game after dying one too many times to a monster that is supposed to be hurt by the flashlight, but the flashlight doesn't seem to deter it well enough at all. I might attempt it again sometime, but for now I may just stick with watching a playthrough if I want to see the complete story & ending.