my window curtain above me moved and i thought a vulture was coming for me irl

Quick Review (no spoilers):
Rain World is a very well-made game.
It's not a game for everyone though. The difficulty is often out of the player's control and the player isn't rewarded with in-game bonuses or new items or the like - the player is rewarded with skill to (hopefully) survive better in the future.
The AI of creatures is very impressive and the level design unique. Story isn't told directly and tends to follow the "show, don't tell"-principle. Soundtrack is rather "minimalistic", uses purely electronic ways to make sound and feels like a very different music genre from what you generally tend to hear, which complements the atmosphere very nicely.
It's worth not spoiling yourself and just losing yourself in the unique, unconventional world of this game. Enduring hardships is part of the process and even though you won't feel instantly rewarded, the game will likely grow on you over time.

It is a relatively hard platformer/survival game, but exploration, discovery and the challenge is the charm of it. Even when I get frustrated with parts, I keep getting back to this game, rethinking my strategy, trying different pathes. I like that it does not hold your hand and explain things to you: you have to observe and learn based on what you observed. Also made friends with pearls.

10/10 would trade for passage and shiny stone again.