ESC

Time to beat: ~4 hours (highly dependant on your reading speed) Lena's soundtrack is amazing, as any sane person would expect. The visuals beautifully accompany and enhance the story. It takes a bit of time for the story to really start, but stick around a bit. Before you know it, you feel like you're hanging out with your best friends that you've known your whole life. I won't spoil what happens next, but oh boy, does this game go totally wild! I know it's not for everyone. It's actually closer to reading a book than playing a game, unless you happen to play MUDs ;) Unique experience, story that makes you shiver, likeable and memorable characters. The less you know about the game before you play it, the better. Just... go play the game. It's 4€ and 4 hours.

This game should appear under the dictionary definition for "hidden gem"

Common Lena W! (My brain is too fried by what I just witnessed to put out a more coherent review, but the game's good, play it)

One of the most unique, deeply satisfying 2 and a half hours of my life. When I went into this game as a fan of Lena Raine's music in other games, I felt I would be surprised if someone so incredibly capable at composing was able to show similar expertise when it came to other, similarly difficult to master fields of game design and storytelling. The feelings of immersion of past technology combined with the idea of a strange, very possible future-present make for a deeply intriguing idea, which has been filled with the philosophy and inquiry anyone would expect from a Navigator of such a world. On the other hand, this information being filtered through the lenses of self-proclaimed rolyplaying nerds makes it deeply satisfying. Do yourself a favor and play through this wonderful, engaging experience.

Took a while for me to fully understand what was going on, but regardless ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ was I entertained!!

This story, this game, is like nothing I've ever experienced before. The writing is outstanding. I just finished it, and I sit here not knowing what to think. The story just sits in my mind. Perhaps I'm making something more of it than was intended. Perhaps that was the intent. I won't continue any further as I will inevitably spoil something. Do yourself a favour and experience this firsthand. Don't spoil it for yourself by reading someone else's account of it.