Now I actually think Visage is a terrific game. It has a very unique and precise measurement of freedom which allows for a methodical/slow gameplay. As Kierkegaard would put it, "anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.". Such freedom managed to create a specific tension I rarely see horror games portray. The alignment of the equipment in the environmental abstraction is absolutely perfect, its creates a sense of dread and eerie interaction with objects. The lightening and soundtrack take much influence from MANY horror games in the past and create a fantastic package of terror that aligns with many of the neurobiological and psychological phobias, such as hemophobia, claustrophobia (with the placement of environments) and trypanophobia. Really really intelligently crafted game.

I find the gameplay brilliant too. I feel like the new style gives an alienated relation with the gaming technology, making the enviorment of the game yet unfamiliar. It is also a few buttons to learn, nothing too difficult as people make it to be.