Seifert's performance in the game received high praise from reviewers. GameSpot's Justin Clark felt that the performance "anchored" the game.[48] Katie Smith of Adventure Gamers wrote that Seifert is convincing in the role, particularly with small details such as body language, but was startled by the lack of emotion.[3] Game Informer's Wallace echoed similar remarks, noting that Seifert "nailed the role".[47] Rock, Paper, Shotgun's Smith wrote that "the whole thing might collapse" without Seifert's "convincing" performance.[58] IGN's Albert named the acting "believable", stating that Seifert's performance is "appropriately both grounded and absurd".[50] Joe Donnelly of Digital Spy wrote that Seifert's performance has the potential to inspire similar games,[5] and Andy Kelly of PC Gamer called the performance "understated, realistic, and complex".[51] Burns of VideoGamer.com felt generally impressed by Seifert's performance, but noted some "occasional bad acting".[53]