A banger of a presentation, with art and design referencing German Expressionist films, but it doesn't stop with the visuals. Beautiful, engaging music and knockout sound design (which I think is often an afterthought). I played with a set of stereo headphones on and I heard the wind in the trees, every approaching footstep, and every shuddering creak of an opening door.
The theme of the story, too is like many Expressionist works--explores sanity and insanity, the subjective perception of reality, and human nature at odds with itself. Deeper still, we find a character struggling to come to terms with a relationship that has ended, and the exploration here is nuanced, thoughtful, and relatable.
Beautiful game!