A walking simulator of sorts, though with more interactivity than Dear Esther, and a story structure seemingly modeled after Telltale games. The environments are also lovely. Some of the achievements are a little fiddly - go to the LOAD menu, and copy over a save file every time you get a new piece of equipment, just to be safe.

More than anything, I think this game strives to realistically model the potential interplay in two flawed adults speaking over the radio. And in that, I think it succeeds very well. The characters all seem very human.

I'm comfortable recommending the game, despite an ending that was... unimpressive for some other players. I liked it. Set your expectations as low as possible, and I think you'll be satisfied.

A walking simulator of sorts, though with more interactivity than Dear Esther, and a story structure seemingly modeled after Telltale games. The environments are also lovely. Some of the achievements are a little fiddly - go to the LOAD menu, and copy over a save file every time you get a new piece of equipment, just to be safe. More than anything, I think this game strives to realistically model the potential interplay in two flawed adults speaking over the radio. And in that, I think it succeeds very well. The characters all seem very human. I'm comfortable recommending the game, despite an ending that was... unimpressive for some other players. I liked it. Set your expectations as low as possible, and I think you'll be satisfied.