Adios is a narrative-driven walking sim with two main protagonists. A farmer who says no to his "second job" and the hitman who assigns him the task of getting rid of certain people's corpses. For that his pigs are perfect. But our hero says no and the game shows us why he made this decision and, ultimately, its consequences.

We have limited mobility during the game. After the first scene we have markers showing where we can go on the farm to start new scenes (we can refer to them as chapters). Consider this a hub area but eventually we are back to a linear path till the story ends. So, why this central area is important is because the mobster decides to accompany the farmer and assist with his daily chores to see if he can change his mind.

When doing chores in the limited space we have we get to hear the dialogue between the two gentlemen and - where needed - pick from the responses available. They do not change the outcome so the game has low replayability unless you want to unlock every achievement.

This is a great little indie game with superb voice acting. For some reason the story takes place in the early '90s. Graphics are, therefore, stylised a bit but detailed enough for us to enjoy it. Once you are done there is a scene selection options to grab the 'cheevos you have failed to acquire. I found Adios a very sad, emotional game. Rarely do we see such an indie game here on Steam. Highly recommended!