Ikai

As a Walking Simulator: 8/10 – If exploration and vibes are your thing, it's a solid, enjoyable experience.

The game's visuals are impressive for an indie title, with detailed environments that capture the misty, folklore inspired Japanese setting.

While it delivers some atmospheric tension through sound design and occasional jump scares, it falls short on delivering genuine scares or deep psychological depth.

For a VERY short 2 to 3 hour playthrough with highly immersive sound, surprisingly engaging puzzles and a very casual difficulty- a decent gameplay experience was provided throughout. not good enough to be considered replayable or iconic of course, but somewhat sates that short term, to the point horror game craving.

I encountered no bugs, glitches, or crashes during my playthrough, which is a plus for stability.