Who am I?

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This is another short horror experience from redsroll, and in my opinion, a noticeable improvement over Last Shift. While the runtime is similar, the pacing and overall feel are stronger, with fewer mundane tasks and a more interesting environment to explore. It feels more confident in its design, even if it still has room to grow. The story is where the game stands out most. You begin believing your aunt kicked you out and wanted nothing to do with you, only to slowly uncover the truth—that she cared deeply, and the narrative you’ve accepted is warped by an alternate personality. As the game unfolds, it becomes clear that these “dreams” are manifestations of a fractured mind, with memories being corrupted and rewritten. The realization that you are the source of the pain is a strong twist that lands well, especially for a short horror title. There’s clear inspiration here from EMIKA GAMES, particularly in atmosphere, structure, and storytelling style. While the similarities are noticeable, Who Am I? still manages to stand on its own as a separate experience rather than a direct imitation. Sound design remains a mixed point. The game relies heavily on note scribbling to convey story beats, and while necessary, it becomes overwhelming at times and slightly breaks immersion. That said, the flashlight implementation is a major improvement over the developer’s previous title—visibility is much better, and it immediately improves the overall experience. At full price, I still think a sale makes the most sense for a 60–90 minute game. However, this is clearly a step forward. Who Am I? feels more polished, more intentional, and more engaging than the developer’s first release. If this trajectory continues, redsroll could deliver something genuinely standout in the future. — The Ember Archives https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45601239/