Totally disturbing, a bit like a psychosis simulator. Its grotesqueness reminds me of that DeepDream application that interpreted everything it saw as dogs. Very original, it's great to come across something this weird in a horror jam.
I really liked the writing, too. It seemed to be written in its own disjointed idiom, but the more of it I saw the more of it I "got." And... to the extend I understand it, I think I agree with the message, too.
Note: the inventory interface was a little glitchy--many times I had to click again and again to deposit an item in my inventory, even though it was being displayed as opaque (meaning that the placement should have been valid).