Beautiful beautiful game.
I've had thousands of dreams. Never like this. You usually hate underwater levels. But this is different.

Spectacular atmosphere. The soundtrack is a huge, integral part of it. The whole package took me to another dimension. So powerful, I felt like I essentially emerged into the game and the music.

Started off without a clue what it'd be like. Then I swam with my little cute fishy friends. Then it progressed to these little platformer-esque puzzles/objectives. Go and open the door, or try to get to the next level. It's not challenging, but also not offensively simple.

World after world of splendid architecture, the colours, the moods. I was seeing water flowing under water, but it didn't matter, I didn't even have to make sense of it to enjoy it. There were stories to be told in the art the was left on the walls, marks of richness that inspired and built these worlds. It wasn't exactly a game that focused on micro-details on a granular level, but it has done more than enough to give a highly satisfactory level of immersion.

It was like LIVING a Studio Ghibli animated film. An experience I'm truly thankful for. If anything, it's a very good example of atmospheric gaming, along with its pace and sound, it was mesmerising.

I finished it just a few minutes ago, I'm on a high right now and honestly do not want to mention any of its flaws (if anything, I wouldn't discourage anyone from playing it). But I have to mention that it's pretty much like a demo game.

Not that brevity is bad. Especially considering that it's a small game and I've paid nothing for it, so I'm thankful.

Overall, this game encompasses a wide spectrum of activities and features that no other game has provided to the same extent

Finished the story 4 times. Not because it's great, but because I had to (changed platforms, and needed to get billions)

Story is far from great, this would be a totally different rating if it was a solo game