Torn between worlds, this utter failure of a video game is held up by its premise and subsequent message. At its core, this is an adventure that makes the player a first-person spectator of humanity's downfall, both heartwarming and soul-crushing at the same time. This prescient atmosphere is the entire game, as all the frustrating, shoddy video game parts around it maul that carefully crafted immersion at every stage, time and again.

Man, I really wish they had worked on the actual video game of this; what a bittersweet heartbreak. Luckily, it's still worth gnashing teeth to get through its 3 hours of fumbling around. We'll see the end unfold one way or another anyway.