A Weekend Trip

This is a game with 2 significant facets. The low-key, reflective facet and the "write down everything" escape room facet. I was not expecting the second part but ended up getting deep into it. I've played through the game once without completing a couple of the puzzles (that I know of). There's a read on this game where the wild puzzles are an expression of someone getting way in their own head about hosting their friends at their uncle's cabin and making sure said friends all have the best possible time. I plan to play again at some point to try different things, which I consider an endorsement.