Take Care (of me)

“Clunky mechanics, difficult to tell what you're trying to interact with (or even if you can interact with it at all).”

“The hardest mechanic part of this is the indistinct interaction targeting (reticle for orientation) and the cumbersome back and forth movement while only being able to pick up one thing at a time.”

“The movement is nauseating, the dialogue involves the same lines repeating every 5 seconds until you finish, and the gameplay is repetitive 'find key, open door' until you reach a tedious segment of setting and clearing a table one item at a time.”

“It comes across as a starter project for a developer that is trying to figure stuff out still, one that is a relative novice at game mechanics and abysmal when it comes to storyboarding, plot evolution, character arcs, etc. Even though I was not particularly bothered by the aesthetic generative components and generic assets used here, I also would not be surprised whatsoever if this was actually fully generated by AI, voiced sparingly by someone who is clearly not a voice actor or sound engineer, and then sort of smashed together to make a 'horror escape game' based on elements players loved in the genre overall.”

“Undeclared AI artwork.”

“Unlike other reviewers, I don't care much about the AI-generated stuff or generic assets used to populate the visuals.”