Overall, a good game, but not on the same level as the later Edith Finch (which is fair, as this came out five years prior). It's difficult to say what genre it's trying to be, and even more difficult to dissect any real meaning from the story. It feels like there's a message here, but I can't figure it out.

The PC version has poor mouse controls that feel like there's strong, mandatory acceleration that makes it clear it was made for controllers.

The graphics, designs, and ideas here are all great. I wish they could take another crack at it.