This walking simulator places you in a place of a complice to an insane stalker. He makes it very clear, that he's an insane stalker with 0 self reflection at the very start, and as the game progresses, nothing changes about that fact.

I hated the guy from the first minutes, but that's ok. Sometimes, a game has to have a villain. Since the game gives you no choice to be moral, you are kinda yet another hostage to this. While the stalker is going through games, he starts framing it, like all of his stalking is kinda your fault, and at the end of the game, the author wants you to feel guilty for the author creating a narrator who has no understanding of humans.

Like.... seriously? People like this struggle session? My boundaries problems are literally the oposite. I am the locked in guy, who talks to noone. And now, the game tries to blame me for being a stalker? That is kind of "experience" that stays with you for years as a deep insult, not as a growth opportunity.

I rate is as: Actually harmful out of ten.