A Space for the Unbound

The story is superbly peak. It is unbelievably beautiful in its characters, the soundtrack, and the art style. One critique is the gameplay: it is undeniably simple, and repetitive. It causes a very boring break between major story beats.

i actually put this game on hold for a while, because ive to admit the mid-game pacing felt slow. then i came back to give it a second chance, let myself get fully immersed, and ended up finishing it in a single sitting. i think i severely underestimated this game. it truly has something far deeper than i initially thought. ive no intention of writing an essay here, even though a part of me really wants to, but i wont. i believe this game is an exceptional experience, especially for those dealing with related struggles, myself included. it serves as a warm hug. and just like a hug, it won't magically erase whatever you are going through, but it is enough. in the end, i am deeply grateful to be alive, to have played this game, and ultimately to write this review. highly recommended. warm regards, the writer

a wondeful experience all around! it's not breaking new grounds or pretending to be greater than it is, but it tells a very real and touching story with BEAUTIFUL presentation (graphics, ost, setting), and honestly what more can you ask from a 20 euros game?