I haven't experienced loss/grief in the ways others have, but this felt like a gateway to understand that feeling, and the motions people might go through when grieving. Without dialogue, the story is beautifully told through context clues and environment/mini game design, with a melodic accompanying soundtrack.

The game is enjoyable but I think you have to approach it with the right expectations. The total game is approximately 2 hours and it is more about telling a story than a riveting mechanics and intense game play. If you enjoy a laid back story driven game then I think you will enjoy this. If it were me I would have ended the game slightly differently but overall I think the ending matches the tone of the story.

I wanted to like this game. I do like the look of it and appreciate the story being told. As short as it is, though, I found myself just wanting to get through it by the end. The tasks are repetitive, and not in a good way. They just seem there to stretch out the game. I'd rather just get to the story rather than do the same thing for the third time.

Unfortunately I didn't get to the end, due to either a bug or complete user error. I encountered a scene I could not get passed, possibly because I did things too wrong before looking up what was expected. When I got back there are reloading from the checkpoint I couldn't do what was needed because my cursor would never appear. By this point I had already spent more time on the game than I wanted, so called it quits.