If you are struggling with losing someone and simply don't find solace or peace in your current or overall culturally as "normal" accepted view on pain, play this game. It makes much more sense, the way this story teaches about pain, how you may deal with it and what it means - unlike all the "life is cruel, we have to accept it" etc etc stuff.

Even if you are not in pain at the moment this is a beatiful tale and extremely eye opening anecdote about pain and suffering. I played it in one go (3.4 hours) and would recommend one go as the story is, in the end, rather simple and you shouldn't lose track of it. No matter how confused you are while playing I can confidently assure you that it all gets explained in the end.

Overall this storyline is genuenly one of the top 10 best I've had the pleasure of experiencing, it goes deep and maybe opens your mind to a new view on pain in life. Certainly did it for me, if you are wondering. (I got every story but the last without bothering with trying to get all, also missed 2 notes so ♥♥♥♥ the collectibles btw, you can ignore them in my opinion)

On a technical standpoint its also a full 10/10, the movement seems satisfying and maybe slow because of the setting from time to time (you get to play 3 characters), the animations and the visuals are stunning (visuals more than animations but its hard to beat those visuals lmao) and Ive only encountered two unwanted things in the entire game

here are those for the devs, if you didn't play this game yet just ignore this

In the castle after the zip line there is a ladder where the little light pops up- I thought it was some sort of pick up so I climbed upwards and the character went through the shallow wall onto the ladder above it- maybe 10 seconds wasted at max so no biggi). Second one was at the bell section, the one near the cliff can be pulled until you fall off the map and when you respawn you can't move it closer to the right anymore which you need to do to progress the game of course because you would fall off.

[h1] Eye opening new view at pain in life [/h1] If you are struggling with losing someone and simply don't find solace or peace in your current or overall culturally as "normal" accepted view on pain, play this game. It makes much more sense, the way this story teaches about pain, how you may deal with it and what it means - unlike all the "life is cruel, we have to accept it" etc etc stuff. Even if you are not in pain at the moment this is a beatiful tale and extremely eye opening anecdote about pain and suffering. I played it in one go (3.4 hours) and would recommend one go as the story is, in the end, rather simple and you shouldn't lose track of it. No matter how confused you are while playing I can confidently assure you that it all gets explained in the end. Overall this storyline is genuenly one of the top 10 best I've had the pleasure of experiencing, it goes deep and maybe opens your mind to a new view on pain in life. Certainly did it for me, if you are wondering. (I got every story but the last without bothering with trying to get all, also missed 2 notes so fuck the collectibles btw, you can ignore them [b]in my opinion[/b]) On a technical standpoint its also a full 10/10, the movement seems satisfying and maybe slow because of the setting from time to time (you get to play 3 characters), the animations and the visuals are stunning (visuals more than animations but its hard to beat those visuals lmao) and Ive only encountered two unwanted things in the entire game here are those for the devs, if you didn't play this game yet just ignore this [spoiler] In the castle after the zip line there is a ladder where the little light pops up- I thought it was some sort of pick up so I climbed upwards and the character went through the shallow wall onto the ladder above it- maybe 10 seconds wasted at max so no biggi). Second one was at the bell section, the one near the cliff can be pulled until you fall off the map and when you respawn you can't move it closer to the right anymore which you need to do to progress the game of course because you would fall off. [/spoiler]