After playing the first 30 minutes of this game, it reminded me of the freedom of interaction I had playing Half life 2. You can interact with almost anything, rotate, zoom. I've played games like outlast and Alien Isolation, so I expected something similar to those two. In this game you don't have a gun so you'll be running away from enemies frequently which sometimes can be as fast as you are. They react to noise, so you can distract them to get past unnoticed. The interaction with doors and some eletronic equipment is made using a device called omnitool.


The story reveals itself to be very intriguing, it's something you'll keep thinking of for a long time after you've finished, like bioshock infinite for example. The game lasts around 8 to 9 hours, which you spend exploring various locations to discover what happened to you and how you got to that place, something similar to the amnesia games. This game greatly blends many concepts used in another games to make a very enjoyable and unique experience.


Great visuals in amazingly crafted environments with nice lighting, I've experienced some two slowdowns in my hours of gameplay but nothing serious enough to break my immersion, some textures could use improvement.


This is one of the most important things in a horror game and this one just nails it, the environmental sounds will keep you scared even when there's no enemies around and make you have a heartattack when they appear, the voice acting is great.