Obviously like most people I came here for the cat.
Nice and sometimes spooky game inspired by The Exit 8. I will say I did enjoy this a bit less than The Exit 8 mostly because the game started to feel like it was overstaying it's welcome a bit while I was trying to collect all anomalies but that last few I was missing were just like.... I got them by chance - I'm not sure what was actually anomalous I just left the room in a coin flip. Some of them are really hard to detect and I just got them on a whim.
Trust your gut though. So many times I was like "something feels wrong but nothing looks wrong..." and rather than tourning around I sallied forth and..... reset.
Fun for what it is and the price point.
For those afraid of horror games - there is no actual danger here aside from resetting your loop if you fail to notice an anomaly. Nothing can hurt you, there is no real fail state or danger. Just enjoy the ride and scrutenise everything.

If you find an anomaly, do interact with it before walking away

There isn't much to this game but it's cheaper than a pint of beer in most bars.

I'll review as if people reading have no clue what this is: an uninteractive "game" - consider it more of a brief exploration with pretty graphics. You can move around, WASD, and sprint, Shift/RMB. That's it. The rest of this involves you looking at the same room over and over to identify if there is a difference to the state of the room you saw the first time. If there is a difference, you return the way you came, if there is no difference you proceed forward. There are a number of cycles of this and at the end you get credits/a checklist of differences you've encountered. That's it. That's the game.

That said, some of the differences are surprises. Some shocking, some references to other things and some just hilarious/fantastic. The Ethel/Maxwell OIIA is not just great fun but also an awesome showcase of changing the visuals. For that one scene alone this was worth the price of the game.

I have managed one successful run so far and failed probably 15 times. No idea what I failed on, some of the changes are tiny others glare in your face so it's a decent quick memory challenge. The result is I've currently seen 10 of 40 possible changes, looking forward to seeing them all!