Santiago

It was such a beautiful yet horrifying game, its slow, barely any jumpscares. But it is moody, atmospheric and unsettling. The fear does not come from random monster encounters but it comes from an existential fear, a fear that is much harder to shake and sticks with you for quite a while. The characters of this game felt alive, the space felt lived in, it felt real. It helped to immerse me as a player, to actually care about their problems and their story. The emotions are poured all over, fear, excitement, wonder and everything. It's a whole new leap for mankind, a leap of faith that makes me wonder if it was worth it. Amazing piece of art that makes you consider what it means to be a human.