Surprisingly haunting and dark game as you progress and realize what's really going on. It's currently held back a bit by some annoying bugs (at least on Switch), but Inmost is otherwise an absolutely recommended way to spend four hours. This game's narrative will stay with me for a while.
The story in this is great, and along with the awesome pixel art, atmosphere and sound design, it's also pretty affecting. The gameplay and controls leave something to be desired; this is more of an interactive story than it is a 'game'. There's some confusion of who is who amongst the characters since the simple pixel designs and sparse plot don't significantly differentiate them. But the story alone honestly carries this.
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