An art showcase with some music that's apparently supposed to make you "feel" something... but I must've missed the message or something like that. All I can gather is it has something to do with grieving... maybe... I'm still not really sure. It purports itself a bit too heavily for no reason behind a delicate art style that renders it rather soporific. Most of this game ended up being a simple side scrolling walking simulator through some, admittedly interesting visuals, but really that's all it is. Maybe I'm not "artsy" enough to "get it", but I was mostly just bored for 4 hours.

Artistically, yes I have nothing negative to say about it. The backdrops, some specific visuals, the music and the way the world evolves aesthetically are pretty. A few disquieted moments in the first 2 minutes have a slight emotional impact, there's no real reward beyond a few momentary scenes as you progress. Grief, or dealing with loss and trying to overcome it, like I said, is about the only meaning I could extract from anything. Even that though lacks any real emotional weight behind it.

As a video game, the aspects of it that you play are boredom inducing. It just lacks any sections, beyond one, that are actually that interesting to play through. It's most just a walking simulator with a few button presses with the most obvious clues possible. If you're looking for the most casual experience possible, then this is probably the type of game you're looking for. There's no way to fail or lose, and the puzzles are about as simple as they come. It's an unrelieved experience to play through.

When the art is the best part of a game... it's never a good sign. It generally means the actual game isn't good, and this is a perfect example of that. You'll get a few visuals that are nice to look at, but to actually interact with... it lacks in nearly every aspect.