Layers of Fear is a PC horror survival game where you play as a deranged artist returning to his mansion to finish his magnum opus, with the mansion’s layout changing constantly (reflecting the artist’s fractured mind). For PC players who’ve completed Layers of Fear, what’s the most disturbing part of the game—Was it the surreal, shifting environments (e.g., hallways that loop, paintings that come to life), the flashbacks to the artist’s tragic past (involving his family), or the jump scares that catch you off guard when the mansion changes? How did the game’s focus on psychological horror (instead of combat) make it feel different from other horror games—Did the slow, atmospheric tension feel more terrifying than fighting monsters, or did you find it too slow-paced? Additionally, Layers of Fear has a sequel and a ‘Layers of Fear: Legacy’ collection—Have you played these, and do they live up to the original’s artistic horror, or do they repeat the same ideas without adding new depth? Finally, the game’s art style is unique (focused on paintings and surrealism)—Did this make the horror more memorable, or did it feel too abstract at times?