I just finished this and honestly, more people should check it out. The art style is absolutely beautiful, like a living painting, and it fits the tone of the story perfectly. It follows two very different characters during World War I: a young Canadian photographer (voiced by Elijah Wood) and a German engineer, both caught in a war they don’t want to be part of. Their stories are told with care, and the way they slowly come together is really well done. I also loved the use of both English and German voices, it adds a nice layer of authenticity. Even the animals in the story bring something meaningful, adding lightness without taking away from the emotional weight.

Gameplay is pretty simple... mostly exploring, solving light puzzles, and progressing through the story. Think Life is Strange but without dialogue choices. It's more about the experience than the mechanics. Some moments might feel a bit slow or sentimental depending on what you're into, but the emotional core, the music, and the visuals really made it stand out for me. It’s a heartfelt, thoughtful take on a subject most war games ignore, and if you enjoy story-driven games, this one’s absolutely worth playing.