Scorn is a video game with a stunning setting, top-notch visual impact, and excellent inspiration. It constantly feels like moving within a Giger illustration, with views that are disturbing and beautiful at the same time, breathtakingly so. The short duration fits the type of video game well. The few hours needed to finish it are enough to immerse oneself in a silent and fascinating reality that tells just enough about itself, remaining mysterious and inspiring. However, the actual poverty of the gameplay would have led to boredom if the game had lasted too long. So, kudos for the courage to keep the content condensed in the right amount of time, avoiding diluting it. The only real flaw of the game (in my opinion) is the shooting. A rather unpleasant addition, executed in a clumsy and frustrating manner. A final boss fight shows that some action elements could have been implemented here and there (perhaps through some creative boss fights), avoiding the encounters with little creatures during exploration, which are just an annoying and not very entertaining hassle.
