Look, most art-games are non-games. I'm happy to report that this fits MY definition of a game. You can... no, you WILL make the wrong decisions. Constantly. And that is what makes this game so powerful.
My favourite aspect of the gameplay was that the play can decide on how much to immerse themselves in the story, or the plight of certain characters. Apart from this, the game has a beautifully eery atmosphere in which you might feel spooked for a moment before you remember that you are the spectre in this game - threw me off a few times.
This game is not for everyone, but I believe the situations depicted in the game make for a gripping experience for most people. Bare in mind that I went into this game with low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Either way, no bugs, ran smoothly, easy to control and had simplistic controls.
Don’t skip tutorial or tips; they only appear once.

Long story short, I had fun with it, don’t expect too much of it, but give it a fair go if you are game.

This was the game that got me interested in making games. It is the perfect fusion of gameplay and story, which was the story being told partly through gameplay. The writing was of the blackest of humor and the puzzles were just challenging, yet simple enough to not make me alt-tab out to a guide.
If you are the lone individual who hasn’t played this game, please do, because it is a true work of art that is probably worth your time to look at.