A creative, dark, uncanny exploration of depression in a way that shouldn't be cathartic but definitely is. The bizarre presentation somehow comes together profoundly in the end, and it left a mark on me. Avoid if not open to indie art house.

It's a very personal, accurate depiction of all the things it covers (such as depression and anxiety), wrapped up in some horror and meta-game goodness. It's short but you can play through it again and some things will change. I always found it incredibly fascinating and the endings got me emotionally. There is one section in particular that's annoying; I get what he's going for but it wasn't necessarily fun in that moment. Still love this.