Just a matter of taste - I like books above 1000 pages if the content justifies it.
On the other hand I don't see any use in Twitter ... maybe a generation thing. ;)

If you want to understand bugs, writing two sentences for each bug results in
a lot of question/answer-loops on discord ... maybe that is one of the reasons
for me to give some more info.
Additionally, "tl;dr" was common after I started professionally using computers ...

And of cause I give this only to prove you right ... kind of ...

In the end, we are all low rated ... so no difference here ... :)

From my experience :

Outlast - amazing
Darkwood - very good, even great, and long
Call of Cthulhu - very good
Machinarium - good for what it is, but too short
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers - 20th Anniversary - average
To The Moon - I did not like it
The Last Door (episode 1) - too short, not worth it

Thank you.

The first Outlast is a masterpiece of contemporary horror. I'd even say it's better than Outlast 2 in some gameplay aspects. I understand Outlast 3 (The Outlast Trials) was due for release in 2022. On Steam it already has an entry (page) and I hope that soon on GOG it will also be available.

I may be low rated - but at least now Jars is at 60% as Steam had before.
If you don't make this clear to GOG, you will not get the sale which is
induced by the Devs ... simple as that. And not the 1st one either ...

I thus I bought it NOW to give it a try ...