One of the most emotional games I've experienced, ever. My partner and I played this on the couch, and it is basically a movie, but the photography and small amount of choices allowed it to be *our* movie. I doubt it would take more than 5 hours to complete, and that's about all our emotions could handle!
Superb voice acting, great storytelling. You aren't going to have a challenging game here - this is a narrative adventure, like a movie you can interact with and personalise.

I didn't know anything about this game before going into it, and watching the trailer it seemed something I never played before and the art and music really caught me from the start.
This is my first review and I truly felt like I needed to leave one for this game. I have to give it to the art, it was truly a beautiful game. The landscapes, even when I took pictures it was like I was actually there, seeing the beauty beyond the picture. The music, Clark Aboud is an amazing composer, and I also love his works in Slay the Spire. My spotify list has grown since this game.
If you love story rich games, I highly, HIGHLY recommend this game. I truly, will play this game even after completing it. (i still dont have all of the achievements).
You will cry, and laugh, and feel each character touch you in ways that a game hasn't, atleast for me. I felt like I was with Alfred along his journey, and felt his pain and sorrow each place.
A beautiful game, and an amazing story. I hope the creators make another game like this.

Absolutely amazing story.

If you're expecting a game with a ♥♥♥♥ ton of gameplay mechanics, then this probably isn't the game for you. But if you appreciate a well-told story that can make you smile one moment and break your heart the next, you're in for something special.

Alfred's story, the way it unfolds, and the beautiful cinematography make every moment feel meaningful and genuine. The game does an incredible job of bringing his character to life, making you feel connected to him and his journey. Even the smallest moments carry emotional weight, and the atmosphere and environments only make the experience more immersive.

What makes the story even more special is the message behind it. It reminds you that nothing lasts forever, that life doesn't always go according to plan, and that sometimes, no matter how much you try, you simply can't control what happens next. It's about appreciating the moments you have, because you never really know when things might change. And I think that's what makes Alfred's journey so touching.

The overall experience is quite short, and some might argue that €18 is too much for roughly 4 hours of gameplay. And sure, I can understand that. But personally, it's been a long time since I've been this invested in a story or this captivated by the environments, atmosphere, and storytelling.

It's one of those games that reminds me that you don't need complex gameplay mechanics or dozens of hours of content to create something truly memorable. Sometimes, all you need is a beautiful story told in the right way.

Short, emotional, and absolutely worth experiencing.