[b]I bought it on a sale[/b], after playing I can recommend it fully....[b]if[/b] you take your time and fully explore [b]and[/b] are interested in this kind of genre I'd say wait for a $20 price tag. I [b]HIGHLY[/b] recommend it to anyone, if you can get it on a big sale, <$20.
Great story, [i]decent[/i] enough [i]stealth[/i] mechanics, easily solvable sections, all achievements available to anyone regardless of their level of exploration or difficulty.
This game really does make you consider your options and ask yourself about the decisions you can make and have made.
If you're wanting a bit on the mechanics side of things, like how it actually plays, then I'll list that. Slight spoilers.
[spoiler]The stealth is quite bad overall honestly. Hiding works, but not always. Line of Sight(LoS) is something that you should be aware of, BUT the game will shake your screen and distort it when you look at anything that could pose a threat to you, mentally or physically. So it can disrupt you and give you headaches if you're sensitive to those kinds of things.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]The game is really just a walking simulator overall, if you play(even on normal) you can mostly just walk/run around and avoid most things. This game is mostly focused on the story, environment, and their moral quandaries, rather than its gameplay. You can just as easily play on Easy/Safe and get the same experience(probably? Looking it up says "removes the threat of death while keeping the monsters and puzzles intact" and "The creatures still stalk the environment, but their aggressive AI is deactivated so they cannot attack you.") Safe mode might've been a better experience for me honestly after looking it up. /sigh[/spoiler]
9/10 Worth it, life is worth living, even when you're at rock bottom, there's no where to go but up(or claw horizontally until you can go up).
