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4 people found this review helpful

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1.9 hrs on record

Posted: 10 May

I'm unsure how to feel after completing the game. Should I feel content because death is a natural part of life that everyone must confront eventually? Or should I be saddened by its suddenness? Am I now more fearful of my own mortality, or less so? Undoubtedly, the game is a masterpiece in its own right. It has evoked quite a few tears from me.
I will likely spend the entire night now pondering what I witnessed.

MUST PLAY GAME!

Boo

551 products in account

2 people found this review helpful

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3.5 hrs on record

Posted: 11 May

'I need to stop living the same day, even if it kills me'

Hasty

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1 person found this review helpful

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2.4 hrs on record

Posted: 8 May

The game that made me cry the most. I don't know if present-me would feel the same, but past-me definitely found the story incredibly touching. I don't think I enjoyed many games of this type, but What Remains of Edith Finch has a certain eeriness to it, while touching on topics of death and childlike innocence at the same time, and the resulting artwork is something that's stayed in my mind for a long time.