A simplistic, poignant, heartfelt portrait of familial tragedy told generationally in a way that couldn’t feel more natural.

It’s like a film. But instead of generically watching the events unfold, you unravel them yourself. Pacing the moments you want to linger on, and the ones you feel should progress quicker.

Incredible craftsmanship from the organic storytelling to the clever gameplay elements. Though it’s more narratively focused and less about the playing experience, it’s the perfect medium for a story like this, and I wouldn’t want to experience it any other way.