The Survey feels like an unfinished game.
The game was filled with bugs ranging from crashes to the girl clipping/walking through the doors when they are closed. The story is told through a series of notes, but don't waste your time reading them because you are forced to listen to a summary of them on the radio to progress the game anyways.

The game as a hint system that tells you how to progress every ~240 seconds. If a walking simulator isn't self explanatory, you've should question how the games was designed. There is no rhyme or reason to where the notes are placed and found either.

About the girls AI (Spoiler)
This game is formed around the girl trying to catch you in the house. She will Always catch you because invisible walls are placed in empty hallways to make sure you can't get away. The seems to be no consequence to dying, since the story continues when you do. Eventually, you just end up walking up to her just to speed up the process yourself.

I couldn't finish reading the last note of the story because the game started to fade to white as I was reading it. The ending can suddenly and didn't make any sense as to why it ended.

TLDR: Don't buy the game. It feels unfinished and isn't worth the $5.49.

The Survey feels like an unfinished game. The game was filled with bugs ranging from crashes to the girl clipping/walking through the doors when they are closed. The story is told through a series of notes, but don't waste your time reading them because you are forced to listen to a summary of them on the radio to progress the game anyways. The game as a hint system that tells you how to progress every ~240 seconds. If a walking simulator isn't self explanatory, you've should question how the games was designed. There is no rhyme or reason to where the notes are placed and found either. About the girls AI (Spoiler) [spoiler] This game is formed around the girl trying to catch you in the house. She will Always catch you because invisible walls are placed in empty hallways to make sure you can't get away. The seems to be no consequence to dying, since the story continues when you do. Eventually, you just end up walking up to her just to speed up the process yourself. I couldn't finish reading the last note of the story because the game started to fade to white as I was reading it. The ending can suddenly and didn't make any sense as to why it ended. [/spoiler] [b] TLDR: [/b]Don't buy the game. It feels unfinished and isn't worth the $5.49.