Scar of the Doll is a visual novel originally released in 1999 that lasts for about 90 minutes to two hours and follows a student searching for her own sister. The story is neatly packaged and doesn't get out of control too much, though there are a few unanswered questions at the end. It does have a tense atmosphere aided by the music and a few creepy scenes with a general sense of unease; atmosphere is something the game does very well.

However, it is a bit clunky in the sense that saving always takes you back to the beginning of a scene, and many dialogue options result in a game over, which means that some scenes you have to just guess what option is the right one, often with no real context clues. But with how short the game is, it never bothered me too much. For the price, it's worth buying if you like suspenseful, obscure visual novels and on a sale even more so.