Visually striking, memorable, and at times morbidly hilarious, it is truly unlike anything I have ever experienced. To see a game use its gameplay elements in such clever ways to communicate information (and even reward the especially perceptive) to lead the player on so seamlessly makes me believe that Lucas Pope knew exactly what he was doing the entire time. Every decision this game makes is deliberate and extremely well-executed, making its seemingly bold choice of being a hands-off detective game pay off tenfold. This game could not have worked had it not pulled off its concepts so well, and yet it did. It is easily my favorite game of all-time, and I don't think it will be dethroned any time soon.