This game was genuinely something else—in the best (and creepiest) way. “EXCUSE ME SIR” pulled me right into Molly Moonn’s off-kilter universe with its crunchy VHS-style visuals and that signature Airdorf unease. The FMV aesthetic? Chef’s kiss. Every frame looked like a cursed image you’d find at 3AM on an old hard drive. And don’t even get me started on the sound design—eerie, lo-fi, and absolutely unsettling.
Even though it’s just a demo and got cancelled (rip... you'll be missed🫡), it still felt complete in its own weird, surreal way. I was hooked from the first weird dialogue choice to the moment Molly broke the fourth wall in that completely uncalled for way. I swear I blinked and suddenly reality didn’t feel real anymore lmao. Also... whoever decided to team up with Trevor Henderson deserves a medal. His art elevated the horror tenfold—disturbing, uncanny, and perfect. Fitting for this game.
Multiple endings means I had to replay, and yeah—choices actually matter here. There's one ending that legit made me question what I clicked on. The protagonist? Honestly kinda lame, but it works—makes you feel more vulnerable. And Molly? She’s chaotic, terrifying, and probably the best part of the whole thing.
Final thoughts: It’s a shame we won’t get the full game, but even this demo was a wild, freaky ride. If you love weird horror with heart (and teeth), this one’s worth your time.
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She is very cute and f**ked up! I love this! This is just so different!
This game was genuinely something else—in the best (and creepiest) way. “EXCUSE ME SIR” pulled me right into Molly Moonn’s off-kilter universe with its crunchy VHS-style visuals and that signature Airdorf unease. The FMV aesthetic? Chef’s kiss. Every frame looked like a cursed image you’d find at 3AM on an old hard drive. And don’t even get me started on the sound design—eerie, lo-fi, and absolutely unsettling.
Even though it’s just a demo and got cancelled (rip... you'll be missed🫡), it still felt complete in its own weird, surreal way. I was hooked from the first weird dialogue choice to the moment Molly broke the fourth wall in that completely uncalled for way. I swear I blinked and suddenly reality didn’t feel real anymore lmao. Also... whoever decided to team up with Trevor Henderson deserves a medal. His art elevated the horror tenfold—disturbing, uncanny, and perfect. Fitting for this game.
Multiple endings means I had to replay, and yeah—choices actually matter here. There's one ending that legit made me question what I clicked on. The protagonist? Honestly kinda lame, but it works—makes you feel more vulnerable. And Molly? She’s chaotic, terrifying, and probably the best part of the whole thing.
Final thoughts: It’s a shame we won’t get the full game, but even this demo was a wild, freaky ride. If you love weird horror with heart (and teeth), this one’s worth your time.
Just... trust Molly, and you'll be fine. : )
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