Gylt

The gameplay revolves around sneaking past enemies while trying to escape the nightmare. Sally uses a flashlight as a weapon, although she later acquires a fire extinguisher as well. The game includes light elements of puzzles and combat.

The game's main character is Sally Kauffman, a young girl who is trying to find her missing cousin, Emily, within the fictional mining town Bethelwood in the middle of Maine. She has been hanging posters of Emily around town. After school bullies cause her to crash her bike, she boards a cable car and enters a nightmare world full of monsters with dark parallels to her bullying. She finds Emily inside of their school Bachman, along with a mysterious old man named Charon who urges her to help Emily.

Once Sally finds Emily, she expresses hatred towards Sally for not helping her in the past when she was bullied before being captured by a giant monster and taken to the mine. With Charon's help, Sally rescues Emily, who reconciles with her. As they return to the cable car station, pursued by a horde of monsters, Charon reveals that they each need a ticket in order to leave the nightmare world and they only have one, with not much time before the nightmare world apparently collapses and disappears.

The game received an aggregate score of 68/100 on Metacritic, indicating "mixed or average" reviews.

Chris Carter of Destructoid rated the game 7/10 points, calling it short, but mostly engaging. He called the story a "slow burn", while comparing the stealth mechanic to Metal Gear Solid, and remarked that using the flashlight as a weapon was a "cool" way to avoid using guns. Chris Shive of Hardcore Gamer rated the game 3/5 points, calling it an "enjoyable" game with a "Silent Hill vibe", but not a killer app. He praised the "cartoonish" character designs and "unnerving" soundtrack.