A pretty cathartic game. It's just amazing how every time I lose faith in the average videogame, an indie darling like this comes along to remind me the power of expression a game can have. Though it crashed on me like 3 times, it didn't stop me from really enjoying the story and how it is told (yeah, through blinks).

It really amazes me how this game features a no-blink mode (for those who don't have a camera) since it practically makes up for 90% of the experience, in my opinion. At least the final scene (which can pretty easily enter into my personal top 10 moments in games) wouldn't really hit hard without it.

There are some moments that didn't really convince me, but at the end I was crying a river over what this game is telling, and that, to me, is entirely worth it.

Please play it with a camera.

Oh, and please don't refund it just because it's shorter than 2 hours. Let's keep supporting these kind of projects.