Feels more like an avant-garde art piece than a more proper game, but that's kinda the point.

If you're noticing my playtime- you know you should look elsewhere for games to sink tons and tons of time into.

This is not one of those games. It's a one-and-done experence. Love or hate the 'walking simulator' genre, this one's a few orders of magnitude more interesting than Dear Esther, so if you're cool with dropping money on, say, a movie- grab this. I highly doubt you'll be disappointed.

It's a musician's Twin Peaks, if you will. And it earns that comparison.