Why couldn't I take the dog?????

Gotta recommend this one! I'm a huge fan of the history of Kowloon Walled City and heartbroken at the fact that the city itself no longer exists, so getting to play a game where the setting takes place in the city is pretty awesome!
The game is not very long; I was able to 100% in less than an hour, and I got the game on sale so the short gameplay didn't bother me. The game offered a nice dose of horror with a few good jump scares and a nifty puzzle.
Rather than play keyboard only, since the game offered a directional for controller use, I went with the tried and true x-box one controller, and the only call out that I have for the game is that there was an annoying side drag at random times. Not a deterrent at all, the game works perfectly with keyboard use, rather just a small gripe and a heads up for anyone looking to do the same.
Solid 8/10; a longer gameplay session would definitely warrant a higher score but overall I'm satisfied, scratched that horror itch and would recommend the game to any fans of horror or indie games

After purchasing the early release some months back, I decided to go ahead and sit down and sink a couple of wasteable hours into an earnest playthrough. As this title stirred up quite a bit of buzz after the release of it's second chapter, I wasn't going in completely blind to some of the themes and subject matter that I might be presented with, and my thoughts were that if I could sit through Game of Thrones (in regards to inc**t), then surely I could read and interact with just about anything.

As far as the gameplay, I was pleasantly surprised at how the story flowed, as well as the subtle interaction that you can have with the surroundings that, while not detrimental to continuation of the storyline, include some fun dialogue or banter between Andy and Leyley. At 100% completion of the currently released material, I can say with personal certainty that there wasn't a single part of the first two chapters that I felt could have been done better or left me wanting something more or different. Fairly straightforward mechanics, interactive visual novel style playthrough, and the story branch options were a nice touch as well. I love the art style, the characters and overall atmosphere are perfectly suited for the story, and Ashley's emoticon audio was a nice little addition to the background music.

I would reccomend this game to anyone that can digest material with darker, more suggestive themes such as murder, cannibalism, occultism, and the allusion to in**st (or the pending actuality of in**st if you make specific choices during gameplay). I will be waiting (as patiently as I can) for the release of more content, and the continuation of this one!