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DO NOT PURCHASE THIS GAME. It is filled with bugs, the settings don't always apply or even work, and there are no character animations - not even the car wheels rotate... Also, when the car model "drives" into the gas station, it doesn't even follow a smooth path, it looks like the pathing was setup by a toddler with a crayon, it's looks like the car is moving along a jagged line!

This is clearly a very small first indie project. It’s short, simple, and the options/settings seem a bit broken, but I didn’t personally encounter any gameplay bugs. What I found interesting is that the game makes you feel like you are going back to the beginning, while the story is actually still progressing. I could see the idea behind it. It didn’t fully win me over in terms of graphics or atmosphere, but for €1.8, I think it’s fair, and I’d rather encourage the developer to keep learning and improving than be overly harsh. :)

Meh. Spent 15 minutes playing. 5 of it was me wandering around outside to pet the cat (achievement an d wanted to pet the kitty) only tp find it in my kitchen, so maybe 10 minutes of gameplay. Story is pretty weak with an obvious ending that had no visual or audio payoff. Felt like the dev's first, if not one of, creations. I don't regret playing this one. The experience could be a little tighter in design, the story expanded further, and the ability to open the backdoor on day two (got locked in when I followed the clerk out of curiosity and had to restart from that checkpoint). Can't really suggest unless at a decent discount, or you just really want to support an indie dev and I assume their solo project.

Really short, worth the price? Sure, but its not really scary and the story felt empty? I feel like there was so much potential and not that satisfying of an ending. Still it was good.