This episode feels like it was inspired by Jigsaw with its focus on psychological games. I was still trying to forget how frustrating the previous episode was, so I was hoping this case wouldn't have anything similar. On a positive note, Miyuki looked great in this episode, and the soundtrack did an excellent job of building a suspenseful atmosphere. However, something about this case feels different. Based on what I noticed during the first stage, I don't think this is just another indiscriminate Jigsaw-style game. There seems to be something more behind it but I need more information before making any conclusions. The next episode will hopefully provide the missing pieces.