I enjoyed this one, which is to say it put me on edge. The vaguely threatening messages at the start of each section, the ominous sound design, and the tricks with infinite corridors and folding space were all very nicely done. There are, of course, a few jump scares, if that kind of thing upsets you. Running around holding a severed head was oddly comedic, and I can only recommend you bash that big red button when you find it - it'll help you feel normal. Overall, a nice little funhouse of loosely-connected horrors for the half hour or so that it lasts; make sure you watch the credits all the way to the end too.

I played this on stream last night, and the game shows a lot of potential and I really look forward to what the developer does next. There are some particularly nice bits, with maps that change when you stop looking at them, some nice sound design, and a surprising amount of detail put into the atmosphere. That being said...

The options screen is essentially useless. The head bob is excessive, especially if you are up close to something. There is no sprint option, which combined with lengthy stretches of just walking from one place to another makes parts of the game a slog. The jump scares rapidly lose their effectiveness - especially at one point where I had to keep going back and forth because an interact icon wasn't appearing, and it seemed to trigger the jump scare every time I crossed a certain point on the map. And parts of the "retro" look felt more like an excuse for sloppiness rather than an aesthetic choice. Be warned: the hedge maze gave me motion sickness because of the combination of the textures and the head bob. I'm starting to feel nauseous just remembering it.

Despite that all, I recommend it. The impressive potential outweighs the negatives, and they should be praised for not just doing another asset flip or spot-the-anomaly clone.