Best played without any prior knowledge of what the game sets out to do, so I will be vague on that. Just know that it's a highly experimental game that focuses on breaking the fourth wall. Doesn't really fit a clear genre. Has puzzle sequences, side-scrolling platforming/shooting and point and click elements. The actual gameplay is secondary to the eerie atmosphere and its focus on immersion.

Depending on how invested you are into getting the most out of it, it can last you anywhere between 2 to 5 hours. Short, succinct and achieves what it sets out to do without overstaying its welcome.