The Queen's Gondola

I am a wuss in general, so I wasn't sure whether to play this, but I'd say there are really only 2-3 things that made me genuinely jumpy -- it's more of a general sense of unease and weirdness, really. Which is not to say that the creepy atmosphere is lacking, because it isn't, especially when you're past a few anomalies and you have the added tension of trying not to mess up. The whole thing is short and sweet, and I found the anomalies relatively clear once I realised what they were; there were two which I found more difficult to spot, but there are only 17 in total, so even if you're not great at it, you can learn quite quickly what they all are. I liked that there was a bit of backstory parcelled out as you successfully navigated rooms, as well; the story isn't long or terribly surprising, but it adds well to the atmosphere. The ending is... well. I think it's hard to end something like this in a satisfying way either way, but I liked that it essentially faded out, and you don't actually ever see anything outside the gondola. It leaves a lot to the imagination, and I thought that was great.