"I'd never forget...
NOT in a million years...!"


I originally didn't know about the game and had just seen the anime. I remember enjoying the story and the darker aspects. I can't recall all the specific differences but the game does not disappoint.

First on the non-story aspects: the gameplay is decent, pretty standard for an RPG Maker horror game. Puzzles generally are not that difficult which may be a plus or minus depending on perspective. I didn't mind this as my main focus was 100% on the game's story. Music is usually pretty enjoyable. Graphics aren't terrible, but not all the designs have aged amazingly. But now, onto the story, which is what really makes this game a gem.

In a weird way, the connection between Zach and Rachel is somewhat endearing. And the encounters with the other floormasters and the area designs are pretty cool as well. The game really illustrates strong aspects of human impulse, desire, trust, and attachment through the use of very twisted characters that all stand out. It can be spooky with some edgy moments, but this game is more than that. You will become immersed in the characters' mysterious lives and wonder how they got to where they are, and what they will do next.

At the end, I was a bit sad it was over but also happy I got to experience this gem. In a world of many experiences to be had and many trends that come and go, it isn't everyday you experience something that truly sticks with you. The quote I put at the beginning from the game could summarize my thoughts.

If you enjoyed other RPG Maker Horror games like Ib, Mad Father, or Witch's House, I would definitely suggest this as well! Strong recommend from me.

Definitely a game you don't want to overlook, classic game.

Watch how single (1) edgy ♥♥♥♥♥♥ carries the whole (frankly bad) game™