Needed not this to be scary — but so hauntingly beautiful and oddly comforting — which it was

Gone are the days of games being genuinely frightening but isn't it the thrill that the most of us are looking for anyway. And thrill we get with this one! Or have we become older and harder to please with things stuck with us forever since when we'd been young. It is up to one another and I'll say for myself, I've truly and wholefully enjoyed this game through and through. I carried the momentum of utter joy and healthy curiosity to the very depths of the plot, I'm sticking with it now. There's nothing much of anything to speak of in a way that I could pinpoint and outlie from the rest — this was a complete journey with no stones unturned and holes not fixed, it had all the bases covered. You get the thrill immediately into the game and it lingers on with varying levels of intensity, you get to dig deep into the lore if so you please. For the things unfold for those who seek it.
The gameplay is rather simple and intuitive albeit I ain't saying there won't be times you'll see puzzles and moments that'll confuse you.
After finishing the main game and just before starting the DLC I don't feel like I'm left with more to be desired, it was neither short or long and it took about the time you could expect of it.
I've seen enough to form an opinion and that shall be hell of a positive one.
Achievements are what you want them to be in a game like this; they ain't easy, not too hard, they make you invest into the process and commit to it until the very end.

I do obviously recommend the game and if you wonder about the score — if I was to share it here at the end of my reviews which is what I'm going to do anyway — it would be either 9 or possibly even more. It's easy for it to be overlooked and get written off due to its age but it would be nothing more than just another mistake in your life, haven't you made enough already?