Much more intuitive than previous games. On a personal note, I enjoy point and clicks with abandon themed settings, because it's as though, where other settings might lack in motivation for escape visually overall, there is a clear reason to reason an escape (teehee). It gives an impression of "visiting" modern "ruins" before a ridiculous amount of time passes. Like with real ruins.

I expected that there would be some notes hinting what was the dark memory about. But, there was none. Game play is straightforward as long as one finds the clues.

Exceptionally good as usual.

Poor conveyance, I didn't know what most of the objects I was carrying were, after solving the animal puzzle I reached a dead end. Without knowing what items I had, I couldn't figure out how they should be used other than selecting them and just clicking randomly on the screen. The audio and general art theme were very nice.

The game wasn't as enjoyable as it could have been, namely because of how vague it was. I don't even know what most of the items I picked up are- like, what the hell is that white thing, a bar of soap??? Is that circle a missing button, a mine bomb, a makeup powder compact, a battery, or a smoke alarm???

And if I don't know what my items are, I won't know how to use them, making the game frustrating. Maybe label the items? Or have the player character remark on what they are, like "what would a bar of soap be doing here?" or "This (whatever that sharp thing is supposed to be) looks dangerous"

Enjoyable for the first 3-5 minutes of exploring the map, quickly frustrating and boring once I figure out there isn't much to do after the animal puzzle, as far as I was able to know. Hopefully, you will fix these problems in future games. Nice try tho!