I bought the game because the cover image looked pretty and reviews were positive. I was pleasantly surprised to find a decent platformer with an interesting gameplay gimmick and amazing sound design. On the other hand, the voice acting is awful, and the game likes to test your patience with overly long animations and walking sequences. But this is all irrelevant compared to the story, which I thought was one of the most genuine, intense emotional experiences I've ever had in a video game. This game will stay with me for a long time to come.

Though the gameplay is very leisurely and nothing special, its storytelling is what really sets it apart. I knew this would be an emotional game, but did not expect myself to get attached to some of the characters so rapidly.

Unfortunately, the game has quite a few minor bugs, none of which are game-breaking, but many of which affect the storytelling. For example, many quests will wait for a day or two before a character tells you where to go next, but if you coincidentally arrive at that location before then, the game will just skip ahead in the quest, and you'll completely miss why they even wanted you to go there! For a game that relies so much on character interactions, that's frustrating.

Despite these flaws, I'd still really recommend this game.