Asylum is old-school point and click horror, plucked from the late 2000s and early 2010s. It's great within those genre of games with not too difficult of puzzles. The ending is one made for those ENDING EXPLAINED type of videos, and I will watch the Director's Commentary on Agustin YouTube channel which he'll inevitably make, like what he did with Scratches. I do wish Scratches could be made available again, as I've never played it myself, only seen playthroughs. I like the conversation system and there were much more that I apparently missed judging by the interviews section. Cons is that there's too many drawers to look through with pointless junk in them. I got tired of searching through those real quick. Also the amount of movement spaces could be trimmed a little bit. It's worth noting that the game always crashing for me when going to the second page of the interview section, and there's a consistent soft lock if you play the music box a second time in the cell.
