Looking up I see only a ceiling
Another short visual novel/point-and-click with a few QTEs scattered around. Missing the QTEs will mostly give you the bad endings. The game also has 2 DLCs with their own stories (Relapse and The Recall), the last one being more of a teaser for their new game.
The format is interesting, long and small. It adds to the particular atmosphere of this game, and creates some interesting composition image-vise. It is really a charming game when it comes to its presentation. It is also well paced for the most part, and not too long, which makes for a great experience overall. The actual story is good for the base game. Short and sweet and the message is what it is. There is always something I enjoy about the representations of mental disorders, phobias and anxieties. The Relapse, though, is way longer and less poignant as a result. Still, there is nothing to complain about a game that costs less than 2€ for its base game and the Relapse DLC 99 cents. Everything else is free. I just love those kinds of games regardless of the overall quality. They have a very personal feeling to them.

