If you’re expecting a Silent Hill 2–style experience, this might not be the game for you.

It starts brilliantly, but about halfway through it morphs into something closer to an anime series. I’m fine with Japanese cultural influences, but I think the game loses its seriousness at that point.

Story

Story: 6.5/10. Not bad overall, but if I had to summarize it in one sentence, it would be “a feminist manifesto.” Unlike Silent Hill 2, there isn’t a strongly metaphorical layer—everything that happens is “real,” supernatural. That said, there are metaphor-like elements, and the developers largely leave the interpretation to the player: is it literal, or is it a metaphor?

You need to finish the game four times to reach the “true” ending. Given that, I’d have preferred something more definitive in that fourth ending rather than leaving so much up to interpretation.

Overall

Overall score: 6/10. So, Playable...