This game is trying to do something, and it succeeds at.. doing that thing that it's trying to do.

The backstory that you piece together through notes, recordings and main character talking to himself is actually good enough that it could have been developed into a good AAA game, but instead it's a 4 hour jogging simulator with Playstation 2 graphics. There are simple and contrived puzzles (if you want to call them puzzles) that block your progress and exist for no other reason than to pad the time it takes to finish the game. So in fairness it's a 2 hour jogging simulator.

I only paid a few bucks so it was an okay waste of 4 hours, but if I'm being fair the game should be $1 at full price, as that's about what it's worth in 2024 (with a +/- $1 margin of error). That sounds harsh but even had I played this in 2014 my review would be about the same. There's so much potential with this small team, if only they had a larger budget or knew how to use Unreal Engine.