I wholeheartedly disagree with Ascovel about it not being an adventure game. The player interacts with mostly static screens, and there isn't any combat, both of which are qualities of many adventure games. Sure you don't have flashy graphics, or an inventory, but the game surpasses many adventure games I have played in terms of creating an engrossing (and sad) gaming experience.
I'm glad Sughly enjoyed it though. I had never heard of it before, and was initially offput by the graphics, but the game drew me in and made me experience a sad emotional connection with the character. I was impressed!
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