Puzzles are on easy-medium scale. Reasonably priced. Audio and graphics are pretty good, it's not obvious from dark screenshots. No major bugs encountered. Minor issues: - Jumpscares are well placed, but devs please don't rip my ears apart. - Hotspots are small to hit on gamepad (Xbox controller is mostly supported, just not on menus and button icons). Zooming helps but mostly it should not be necessary. - Story could have been more involving, the guy on the phone is mostly absent. The ending was not expected, but underwhelming. This does not need a sequel, but overall, I was not disappointed. Better than many other indie horror games I've played.
