For a smaller indie title, the graphics in the clinic sections are surprisingly polished. It definitely nails the 'creepy doctor' vibe. [1.5]

: These are generally straightforward but serve as effective pacing tools to slow down your progression through the hauntings.

: Scouring rooms for notes, cassette tapes, and environmental clues that piece together the narrative.

I really liked the atmosphere of this game. It's not just about jump scares; it's about the feeling of being in a nightmare you can't wake up from. [1.2]

The game's strongest suit is its environment. From the sterile, unsettling hallways of a clinic to the decaying rooms of a suburban home, the lighting and sound design work in tandem to keep you on edge. It draws clear inspiration from classics like P.T. and Layers of Fear , using shifting geometry and subtle visual cues to tell a story of family tragedy and mental collapse. Gameplay and Mechanics

The game is relatively short, usually clocking in around 2 to 3 hours, which makes it a great "one-sitting" horror experience. While the voice acting can be a bit hit-or-miss and some of the tropes feel familiar to veteran horror fans, the doctor-patient narrative provides a compelling hook that keeps you moving forward.

: Instead of constant jump scares, the game focuses on "dread"—the feeling that something is watching you just out of sight. VR Integration

If you are looking for high-octane action, you won't find it here. The gameplay is primarily focused on: