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[b][u] Before you play: [/u][/b] The mouse sensitivity is extremely low, and there’s no in‑game option to adjust it. I had to crank my mouse up to 16,000 DPI just to turn at a normal pace. Controller support is also incomplete (you can move, but not look around). If you want a smoother, more enjoyable experience, increase your DPI or mouse sensitivity beforehand. Premise & Gameplay This is a very short game, roughly 10 minutes from start to finish, but it makes every minute count. You’ve been gifted a 70‑year‑old house by your uncle. Your cousin lived here before you and passed away, and you’re warned the place may be haunted. Your only task is simple: unpack your boxes and settle in. A telephone guides you, telling you which items to unpack. But after a few objects, the phone decides it wants to play a game. It starts asking you to unpack items in a specific order, and if you don’t remember what you unpacked earlier, you “die.” As you progress, the house becomes increasingly unsettling, and the tension ramps up in a really effective way. What the Game Does Well - Perfect pacing — engaging, creepy, and doesn’t overstay its welcome. - Atmosphere is spot‑on; the visuals, sound design, and voice acting all work together beautifully. - Genuinely unsettling. Despite its short length, it manages to deliver real tension and a few proper scares. Minor Drawbacks - Mouse sensitivity is painfully low, with no adjustment option. This is the biggest issue and can make the game frustrating until you manually increase your DPI. - Controller support is incomplete, so it’s not a viable workaround. - The game doesn’t open in the correct resolution, but the menu is simple enough that you can fix it immediately. Final Thoughts Despite a couple of technical annoyances, this is a wonderfully crafted short horror experience. It’s atmospheric, clever, unsettling, and perfectly paced for what it is. If you adjust your mouse sensitivity before diving in, you’re in for a very fun, very eerie little ride. Note: There is little to no replayability. I have played through 3 times and the order of the items is the same. It would be a nice touch if they were randomised, just for a little bit more gameplay. However, for a retail of £0.89 (and I got it on a 16% discount), it's still a bang for your buck.