1000xResist

This game is more of a story than a game, which is fine but makes writing a review kinda hard without giving away too much. What I can say is this: the story, although a bit convoluted and slow at times, is extremely well crafted. It spans across many themes, some of which will resonate with you in one way or another. Characters feel and act like people, they're not predictable like what we've come to expect from NPCs. Given the limits of the aesthetic and overall setup, the devs did an incredible job crafting what has to be one of the best stories I've ever played in a game. Whether this game is for you very much comes down to how you look at games. Do you judge games by being good/bad or equating playtime to cost? Then this is definitely not for you. Do you see games as an art form? Oh boy should you play this game, because this game hurts. The good kind of way. The kind of way where you'll remember it for a while and think about it, until you reach the point where you'll move on. And that's exactly the point: you can't fit everything in your backpack, you'll always have to leave some things behind.

This game is hard to finish, not because it's difficult but because it's hard to say goodbye. Red to Blue, Sisters.

Excellent story, character writing, and worldbuilding. While some of the gameplay segments are a little rough, I loved this and am pushing it on several friends as I type this.