Short game, but expertly crafted. They've nailed the atmosphere; this sort of graphics coupled with the soundtrack and how they've designed the derelict environments makes for a rich visual experience. And yet, it would be for naught if the storytelling wasn't as great. The good writing got carried by the voice actresses; I really liked Amy, while Vivian was weaker on her own campaign but grew on me in the voice tapes of Amy's campaign. The story of Vivian's campaign is unsettling, and in both, the pursuers are creepy to look at and avoid.

Gameplay-wise, every puzzle is unique and smart. Some are interconnected between different sides of the map or reuse items throughout the campaign, but all of them were made more fun by how interactable they are; there's a lot of mouse movement simulating what the characters would be doing with their hands. It's silly, but it did enhance them for me.

Thanks for the gift, Pat!