Clara Jones – Google

Perfectly describes each stage of memory loss and the horror and confusion that comes with it, listen to all of it in one sitting has got to be better than any horror movie or sad orchestra playlist. Honestly, I have never seen the combination of illness and music together, and this is really creative. The fact that there is this one melody constantly playing but changing and destructing over time makes the theme of dementia more horrifying and realistic. Like something they are holding onto, but the brain keeps forgetting and forgetting, only leaving a bit of the main melody recognizable and all others mixed up by the brain. It's long but worth it, take your time and enjoy.

The first 3 episodes are what drives away most players due to it being mediocore and less interactive. However, unlikes other games, this game does not neccesaryily rely on in game techniques and interactions to kreep it running, it combines human empathy and emotional connection and uses the the comments and likes of other players on side quests to give it a bit more taste, crossing the boundaries of digital and physical world to achieve great gameplay.