A child falls underground, among monsters, and you can choose to spare them all. Or not.

On gut feeling, the community is split, around average, on still few votes. The detail confirms a profile more measured than you would expect from a cult game. Its strong point: as the one game to take to a desert island, it climbs very high, ahead of 90% of titles. The rest, attachment, fun, the wish to rediscover it, its soundtrack, sits honestly above average without breaking the ceiling. Where it snags a little is on controller feel and art style, below average. Its minimalist pixel art and singular combat system likely divide, where its real strength, its writing and music, is lived more than it is scored.

Next to other indie games, its cult status comes from its surprise and its moral choices, hard to sum up in a criteria profile.

So, who is it for? For you if you like humor, emotion, and games that talk to you face to face. Much less if you judge first on visual style or gameplay feel.