Who's Lila?

Who's Lila? depends on looking ordinary and then using that normal face to unsettle you. By our assessment, its most interesting trait is the way it turns social observation and dialogue into something brittle, so the player spends as much time reading people as steering the story. The trade-off is that this kind of psychological, choice-led game can be opaque and uneasy rather than cleanly informative. In practice it feels like a small, tense narrative game where details matter and suspicion does a lot of the work. It sits closer to experimental horror-adjacent fiction than to a standard adventure, and that is where it stands out. The people who will value it most are the ones who like uncertainty, hidden meanings, and a story that asks for attention to faces and behavior; players who want direct answers will probably bounce off it.