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La verdad que espera algo más de este juego, al final la historia es pobre y se acaba de sopetón sin haber explorado todas las partes de la casa. Además los subtítulos van demasiado lentos en comparación con el audio y te acabas aburriendo. No lo recomiendo, historia pobre y sin interés

I did not enjoy that parts of of heavy reading passages where hard and near impossible to write due to the style of cursive. I would not buy full price only on sale. It is just too short unless you are taking as much time as possible has you progress. No jump scares just creepy vibes.

Mimo że lubię takie interaktywne historie (np what remains of edith finch) to ta historia niezbyt mnie wciągnęła. Wątek Sam jest super - ale co poza tym? Może ominęłam dużo i dlatego tak mi się wydaje. Jednak na jeden wieczór ta gra jest fajna i warto kupić ją na promocji

fajna chata

Jeu sympa mais extrêmement bref, je l'ai terminé en 3 heures à peine.

TL;DR, No Spoilers: This is a quite short (<2 hour) walking sim. Not horror at all, but decently suspenseful and atmospheric. I'd characterize the mood as a solemn, but ultimately hopeful romance. Narrative is serviceable enough, but on the shallow side. I struggle to justify the current $15 price. For $5-$10, I think I could recommend it more enthusiastically. For <=$5, it's an easy buy. Semi-spoiler review: This is a gay (lesbian) romance told through from the perspective of a an adult daughter/sister returning home to a slightly creepy, dark, & empty mansion, searching for clues about where her family has gone. It's a bit creepy, but there's no jump-scares or other serious frights. Point-and-click throughout, with very minor puzzle elements. Life is Strange is the low-hanging fruit for comparison, but that game had more choice and interactivity (plus a different mood); this game is basically on-rails and much shorter, so I don't think that comparison is particularly apt except for the themes. Nevertheless, Life is Strange is my gold standard for lesbian romances in video games, as it likely is for many people. I'm gay (albeit, a man) and can appreciate a nice queer romance story, but this fell pretty flat for me, saved mostly by the low-ish cost of entry. This game came out in 2013, a time when this sort of story was more subversive, and I think that the relative subversiveness probably carried it in those early years to an audience with little representation. I really appreciate what this game stood for in that different era, but I honestly don't think the story has enough complexity or depth to hold up in the current year of 2025, at least not from my perspective. When it's core premise is no longer counter-cultural the way it use to be, there's not much else here to spark thought. It's still relevant, sure, but other media has addressed these particular topics with much more nuance in the intervening decade+. For the right person, I think this can still be a special experience, but I'd wait for a sale unless you're absolutely starving for a game with the aforementioned themes. I'm "recommending" this game given Steam's binary review scheme, but consider this a "wait-for-sale" recommendation.

definitely not for me, but a beautiful game regardless.