Before reading this, I'd advise you to go in blind, although the review won't contain many spoilers apart from gameplay and playtime.

This is one of those games that does something different. Yes it's a walking simulator, and for many, this mean's it's not for you. Regardless, this is a game that does something new and interesting, it takes a surreal and bizarre approach to telling its' story, and it is enjoyable for it. There's little-to-no replay value, but it doesn't matter. It's a short, sweet, morsel of a game that does subtle things no other games do.

It truly feels like it is (and addresses the creation of) a game which was made not for the purpose of success, but of the joy of creation and expressing. It's the kind of game i wish there were more of, and I absolutely loved it. There was a moment in the game where my monitor died; I couldn't see anything but I could tell i was clicking things and interacting with things. I played like that for 15 minutes thinking "this is absolutely brilliant", because that's the headspace the game gets you in. It's insane.

Before reading this, I'd advise you to go in blind, although the review won't contain many spoilers apart from gameplay and playtime. This is one of those games that does something different. Yes it's a walking simulator, and for many, this mean's it's not for you. Regardless, this is a game that does something new and interesting, it takes a surreal and bizarre approach to telling its' story, and it is enjoyable for it. There's little-to-no replay value, but it doesn't matter. It's a short, sweet, morsel of a game that does subtle things no other games do. It truly feels like it is (and addresses the creation of) a game which was made not for the purpose of success, but of the joy of creation and expressing. It's the kind of game i wish there were more of, and I absolutely loved it. There was a moment in the game where my monitor died; I couldn't see anything but I could tell i was clicking things and interacting with things. I played like that for 15 minutes thinking "this is absolutely brilliant", because that's the headspace the game gets you in. It's insane.