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You are dead from the very beginning, and the world never stops reminding you. Doors stay closed. Voices pass through you. Life continues with a cruelty so mundane it hurts more than any jump scare. You exist on the wrong side of every moment, present but irrelevant.

The mystery unfolds slowly, almost reluctantly. It feels less like an investigation and more like sifting through emotional residue. Regret left in empty rooms. Trauma baked into old walls. Stories that never asked to be solved, only noticed.

Exploration and atmosphere carry the experience. Combat interrupts rather than empowers, a reminder that you were never meant to fight your way through this story. Power is absence here. Influence is limited. Observation is all you have.

What resonates is the restraint. The game allows silence to stretch, discomfort to breathe, and melancholy to settle without apology. It does not chase thrills. It waits. Like a ghost should.

Imperfect, slow, and emotionally distant by design.
Not haunting because it scares you,
but because it refuses to leave.

It has a good story and isn't complicated. You're going around looking for clues and a lot of lore collectables walking through objects and some of the world, teleportation, possession, hiding from and killing hostile ghosts, and using evidence and clues to get information with no fail state. Some collectable can be sneaky and will require a deep search in the areas that aren't the open map because you cannot go back inside again.

9/10