If you consider buying this game, it should be clear to you that this was the first kind of game that brought the genre of "walking simulators" to life. You have to get your expectations straight. I read a lot about people complaining that there's literally nothing to do in the game except walk, look, and listen. But that's the beauty of it. Some games, like Dear Esther, don't want you to do anything else and really flourish in what they are trying to do instead, in this case, deliver you a beautifully handcrafted world and story to witness for yourself. If you are looking for a nice game just to experience, and feel, and think about, then this right here will be something for you.

If you consider buying this game, it should be clear to you that this was the first kind of game that brought the genre of "walking simulators" to life. You have to get your expectations straight. I read a lot about people complaining that there's literally nothing to do in the game except walk, look, and listen. But that's the beauty of it. Some games, like Dear Esther, don't want you to do anything else and really flourish in what they are trying to do instead, in this case, deliver you a beautifully handcrafted world and story to witness for yourself. If you are looking for a nice game just to experience, and feel, and think about, then this right here will be something for you.