It's only got four chapters, but its unique gameplay mechanics are genuinely smart and imaginative - and its quartet of narratives are morbidly engaging. After having been a little put off by its initial negative reception, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it's actually pretty good.

Wandering around a haunted house with no vision should be a tense, methodical, creepy experience, but you are given a lot of help to navigate and solve puzzles so you're not utterly helpless. This means the whole premise to the game quickly becomes pointless, which is a real shame.