Short, sweet, and immaculate. Played this across two sessions, which probably didn’t do the game justice, but this was still ever so soulful and warm. It almost plays itself but that feels like the point – it communicates its story purely from universal yearnings; a steep difficulty curve would’ve actively worked against it. Entirely coincidental that I finished this on Valentine’s Day, but I couldn’t have played a better game on the wistful nature of togetherness if I tried.