Recent reviews by [C] FlutterTrap

There are no enemys in this game. No one is a bad guy, no one is a good guy. You are not a noble knight, nor are you a badass anti-hero. This game barely tells you who the character you are playing is outside of name. There is no shooting, no platforming, no puzzles. What this game does have, is a story, an enviroment, and a soundtrack, which in my opinion is everything it could ever need.
You experience this game through the eyes of Katie, a 20 year old returning home to her family from a year-long European trip. Strangly however, she finds that no one is home. Not her mom, dad, or sister Sarah has left any obvious signs of where they have went. As you move through the house, you find notes, letters, pictures, books, folders, binders, and practically anything else, that all slowly answers questions about your family, while raising other ones.
I finished this game in a bit less then 3 hours, and that seems to be the about of time you can expect as well. Its a fantastic game to sit down with and enjoy in one continuous session. However there isn't all that much replayability if you play the game throughly on the first playthrough.
Overall, this is a fantastic game, that I would recommend to anyone looking for a story and exploration driven experience, and is not looking for a high level of action, or over the top adventure. This is the most natural game I've ever played, and truly feels realistic and human in a way few other games ever manage to achieve.