This might well be my favourite game ever made.

I don't want to say too much about this because if anyone here is vaguely interested in this title, you should absolutely go in blind. I haven't yet finished but I know how to trigger the end game and I have put off doing so for reasons I can't explain without spoiling the game.. It's an exploration title that has honestly wowed me in quite a few regards. It's also a roguelike, of sorts; a combatless roguelike! Whodathunk that would work, but it really does.

The general theme of the overarching narrative seems to be finding peace with the uncontrollable, and finding enjoyment with what you can control. It's quite melancholic, and bittersweet. The mechanics and design themselves are solid, with a fitting quest design that rewards player curiousity and avoids holding your hand too much.

I highly recommend this!