The fact that I was crying while watching the trailer alerted me that this game is an emotionally driven story with a great soundtrack to further enhance the emotional trainwreck that I was while I was playing. It gracefully handled topics like mourning and what people do in consequence of tragedy.

There is no combat in this game at all, so if no combat is a turn off for you, you probably want to skip this one. There was also an extremely limited options menu, but I was honestly not too bothered by it. After all, turning down the volume on this game is a huge mistake.

It took me about 8 hours to get through the first run through of the game, and while it's definitely possible to get through it faster, I don't reccomend it. This game is meant to be savored and linger through it. I cried so much that my eyes have remained swollen hours after I finished crying.