The game's story hovers somewhere around Silent Hill territory with a touch of cyberpunk. It's hard to say whether the latter is entirely to its benefit, but at the very least, it gives the game a bit of its own distinctive style.
https://test-steamproxy.haloskins.io/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3482034861
The plot revolves around searching for a missing friend in an abandoned town (yes, very familiar), and overall, the game feels like it was made with heart and attention to detail.
I felt it lacked a bit of depth and variety in the puzzles, but considering the game is short by design, what's there is enough to enjoy the Silent Hill-like atmosphere.
https://test-steamproxy.haloskins.io/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3479200153
You're given the choice of controls: either a third-person camera or a classic fixed camera like in old-school survival horrors. I played the first two-thirds with the fixed camera, then switched to third-person for a bit of variety. The latter is definitely easier to play with.
The difficulty is moderate, so feel free to set it to the highest without too much worry.
https://test-steamproxy.haloskins.io/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3482665000
I really liked the visuals, sound, and style, though the ending left me a bit puzzled.
Still, I think it's a solid recommendation for fans of the genre.

Just finished the game. Overall a solid 7/10. The atmosphere was great, not to many characters to begin with, although that wasn't a problem at all. I played throughout the game in the third person camera, which was a huge difference. However, the cons were the clunky mechanics, the shooting etc. It was a good experience and I would really recommend this title to anyone who misses the old school Silent hill 2 and 3.