The idea is there, but the game play isn't. Lots of interesting questions are asked, but ultimately, they aren't answered in a way that matters. Essentially, what I'm saying is that the beginning of the game is quite intriguing, but by the end of it, you're left with a feeling that can most easily be summarized by the sentence "That's it?"

Game play wise, the breathing mechanic feels quite novel to begin with, but the game gets so repetitive that it sort of becomes a chore to walk around the same area for the millionth time doing the same thing. The ending invites you to replay the game to get different endings, but even with the promise of shorter dialogue sequences. I can't bring myself to explore further.

4/10 -- great idea, lackluster execution.

Unless you plan on playing it in one sitting, i don`t thing that i can recommend it. Parts like the stairs you make get deleted after you quit after completing a checkpoint, and Mo doesn`t come back up even thought the light is green . This caused me to get stuck in my 2h playthrought, and unless another try on the game doesn`t fix this, it is too buggy to play.

I think I'll just be vegetarian now