One sentence review:
It's a sad story, and I enjoyed it for that.

Full Review:
I greatly enjoyed this game. It's a compelling reflection on the effects of grief on a small and insular community composed of family, friends, and business partners. There is a gloom that hangs over most tasks and interactions that the characters in this story pursue, and much of your goal is to help these characters muddle through a series of challenges to the continued existence of their community. It does what indie games do best: it takes the player off the path of power fantasy and dopamine rush and onto a less-traveled path.

The game does a good job of balancing being an emotion-focused narrative game with being a Sims-style character manager. The music and overall sound design were used to great effect throughout, enhancing the former goal. However, the latter goal was somewhat complicated by the moderately-sized cast. As a result, I felt like there were two or three characters who I never got to know. Sometimes, I felt like I was missing some detail or interaction that would allow me to progress a character's story. However, I realized pretty early that I would need to focus my attentions on the characters I wanted to know more about because there does not seem to be enough time to explore every narrative hook.