It's Not About The End

"I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you actually left them." Andy Bernard, The Office.

It's all right.

I was unsure if I wanted to recommend this Walking Simulator game or not, but I did do it anyway. I felt like it was lacking more depth in the environment and some things was misplaced, like finding the coffee place or finding a single car part, but the story-telling as a whole was the best of it. I loved that part, bringing yourself to memories of a place like home or a cottage in the summers. Graphics and the music was alright, not top-notch or bad. I recommend this game only for the experience of experiencing memories of your childhood/teenager life.

Although the game was very short, I can say that it filled me with peace. Except for a few bugs, I found it quite successful. Of course, you shouldn't expect too much. It was a game that I finished over and over again by enjoying it in general terms. It could have been nicer if it was longer. It was a gripping game that I wanted it to never end. I also liked the graphics and I can say that the atmosphere of the game is really amazing.

very very short game, my slow + dumb ass was able to play it to 30 mins... for the atmosphere it was worth it but for the gameplay it wasn't. the graphics are beautiful, but there is few mistakes that would make it almost perfect tldr no if u dont like walking simulators and yes if u want short atmosphere game

An absolutely beautiful and heartwarming story about moving on, inspired by Home is Where One Starts by David Wehle (which is also as equally good). This was very touching and personal for me as I lost someone very dear. Even though they may be gone, the good times and the loving memories will always be with me. I highly recommend giving this little gem a try!