Absolutely beautiful – the visuals, the music, the story, the melancholy. Cozy gaming for those who enjoys a bit of sadness.

Played this years ago, thought I'd leave a review given their new game is out. It's a beautiful game, both in graphics and audio (Jessica Curry's composing is breathtaking - especially if you like choral music). Personally I like so-called "walking sims", so this was a wonderful experience, but if you're not a fan of things moving slowly, or minimal interaction, then this probably isn't for you.

That being said, even as a fan of slow games, I didn't appreciate the inability to jog. The people who like games like this don't need to be forced to slow down - we're already doing that 😅 it's not a huge deal of course, but I feel that particular criticism is valid.

Anyway, I do love this game. I've listened to the soundtrack many times over the years. I look forward to whatever the Chinese Room makes in the coming years.

A solid experience but it didn't stand out much to me. The game looks nice and has a decent atmosphere but the story was too vague to offer a lesson worth latching onto and simultaneously too direct with its events to let you really come to any good conclusion. A game like this needs to get you thinking because it's mechanically not that interesting. I felt that all I got was some pretty vistas, some admittedly good music and the hint of something that could’ve been. Not bad by any means but I'd advise you play something more interesting.