Aside from being a passionate love letter to cinema, The Wreck couldn't used the power of storytelling in video game medium well enough, despite its highly creative narrative ideas. They work well on paper, so you can't help but think that maybe they should've stay on paper as a novel. But game's sensitive and striking dialogues manage to carry its heartbreaking story about domestic traumas along with grief. And entire gameplay is just a loop and it ties that loop so perfectly to final of the game that it's hard not to be amazed.