Honestly, the fact that I kind of forgot I had played and finished this is probably the most damning thing I could say about it. That's not to say it's bad, obviously, as the music was very good and having Troy Baker's faux southern accent essentially be the narrator for the entire plot was cool.

Thinking on it now, I guess this is sort of a situation where the game doesn't do anything particularly wrong or even cliche that makes it unmemorable: it just has no stand-out thing in it that makes it stick out in the mind, either. It's in that weird in-between space where it's good and well made, but just not identifiable outside of its music.