Fairly good walking sim in the vein of Everyone's Gone to the Rapture where you slowly piece together the story of a remote village but unlike that game, this has a more linear structure to it even if the story is delivered in the non linear fashion. The use of water color styled textures gives the world a unique dreamy look that I appreciated. The story has a tinge more melodrama to it, specially towards the end than I'd have preferred but otherwise this was a good time.
Recommend if you're into the genre.

Look, I'm sure at release this must have been a quite the novel experience and that novelty combined with competent design can trump any flaws but in [current year] having already played RDR2, this game really drags. I've played it for around 20 hours now and my target Bill has been on screen for a few seconds at the start and Javier not once. I have been doing meaningless quests for one odd ball after another and any meaningful depth the story could have had, specially in the mexico revolution story is shot to death by the R* brand of comedy writing.