Maze Cutter: Complejo de Dioses

The setting feels so vivid and oppressive — I wonder how much of it was crafted from real-world fears versus pure imagination.

The atmosphere was tense and unsettling, but I appreciated how the fear came from the mind games and moral dilemmas. Was that intentional?

It felt relentless at times, which made the moments of quiet even more impactful. Curious if this was planned from the start.