What I mean is that the resolution of the story was incredibly stupid and contrived and an insult to the player's intelligence. And I don't mean that in the 'the real monsters in the closet are our own emotional baggage coming back to haunt us' sort of way. And the ending is like a fart in your face that offers no pay-off or closure whatsoever.

It starts out quite well, making you ask questions that keep you intrigued, and just when I was starting to get into the story, it ended. Second of all, the story is a pile of garbage. You use it literally only once to find something stupid and then never again. Maybe you'll hear spooky stuff! Maybe you'll hear secret messages or whispers or other creepy sounds! Nope. But then you find a weird EMF parabolic mic thingy that captures static noise, like they do in those silly ghost-hunting shows. You only use the camera for about 20 seconds and then never again for the rest of the game. Creepy as hell, right? How scary would it be if you saw something spooky, or, better yet, if you saw nothing but the photo itself showed something different than what you saw? Spooky! Well, nothing like that ever happens. For example, there is a point in the game where the power goes out and the only light source at your disposal is an old Polaroid camera, so you are using the camera's flash to catches glimpses of where you are going. First of all, there are several mechanics that would have made the game very interesting, but they are only used once and then discarded. I don't mind depictions of predatory sexual relationships. I don't mind depictions of predatory sexual Let me preface this by saying that I was not offended by the game's content in any way. Let me preface this by saying that I was not offended by the game's content in any way.

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