Another charming story from Kan Gao, different from To The Moon in terms of tone and not quite as moving (or powerful), but it's a ~four hour long imaginary and imaginative narrative ride full of great touches and even hilarity, with an important message behind it.
The little interactivity and barebones clicking have remained unaltered (besides the occasional mini-games), but as always the dorky characters, all them feels and hearthwarming music make the experience worthwhile.
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