Visually very neat! I loved the 2d sprite-like hand that reminded of old adventure game stuff, like Sierra games and so on. Also the mountain landscape and sky were really impressive. I did kind of break the game by spearheading a movement of all the boxes to the door of the tower, and then chucking them all in rapidly, which did not register with the game.
Unsure if I just failed or if the game always ends with a bummer, but it was interesting. Liked the vibe.
Loved the atmosphere and visuals, the lighting and post-processing were phenomenal! The metaphor of the moth and moving on were a bit lost on me until I googled and learned what it meant, which I guess makes it kind of cool. And I was sad the two doors in the living room were never openable.
The story quality is kind of like a roller-coaster, starting strong but kind of losing some steam as it goes on. I did appreciate that it didn't have any serious violence, the fear genuinely came from atmosphere rather than just scares, and it ended with a more positive mood than most horror games do. All in all worth playing through.
