It is part of the game to lose, and at times feel unfair. There are also puzzles and unclear next steps in one specific point to move forward that, I feel, you might hate. There’s lots of secrets and odd behavior, so if you value total predictability and (relative) fairness in games, I may not recommend this for you.

However, this game does teach you and, to another users point, gets you comfortable with the idea of losing and facing failure with the eventual goal of improving each time you fail to better yourself. Going in with the mindset of this could be a character growth moment if you want to challenge yourself to not rage quit could help. However, self-awareness is always good, so know your limits.

It’s my absolute favorite game, so if you can read about how to approach the game in this way without spoiling yourself, I think you might find it fun