This game has some delightful features, the start is so utterly minimal, and I love how it exploits the way your brain processes what you see. It's gentle and highly original.
However, it lacks a compelling narrative or sense of threat, and doesn't have the emotional depth of the studio's other title, What Remains of Edith Finch. It feels more like an intriguing demo than a complete game.
Worth picking up on sale (I got it 70% off on Steam), but might disappoint if you paid full price.