It's a surreal experience, a world where the Aristotelian physics of the four elements are flipped on their head and morphed in a nearly dystopic way (just thinking about a sea of plastic hits too close to home).

The gameplay is functional and the music off-kilter, perfectly fitting the bizarre nature of the game. But the main thing I took away from this title is the story of neglect and familiar abandon. An absent father becoming bitter and walking down a literally nihilistic road of total erasure of a world he, indirectly, helped to create.