Turning art appreciation into an awkward, silent interrogation where both the viewer and the artist are just exhausted is painfully accurate. A brilliant masterclass in weaponized mundanity - this one is going to stick with me for a while.

honestly, I had a hard time rating this.  I hope this doesn't sound harsh, but I found it boring and the buttons had a certain lack of responsiveness that made it fell very meh.  BUT, the concept was great.   As boring as I found the game itself I just had to find out how it ended.  And I am glad I did, the quality of that little cut scene was unexpectedly impressive, it felt like something from Myst.  After I realized the style reminded me of Myst is when it hit me that this isn't a game at all, it is art.  I have a feeling I will be thinking about it for a while.