This is one of those games that's best enjoyed alongside friends, and you need to have the kinds of friends who are good at sitting through movies and talking about the movie as they're watching it - this game is also rough with how it ends and is very much an art piece, but it's weirdly enough an art piece I needed.

This is also the kind of art piece that is very much built to be viewed through a lived lens - and by that I mean this is one of those stories that is meant to resonate with a specific kind of person... Or people who know that kind of person.

From my own personal interpretation, this story is heartrending and beautiful but I don't know if it'll resonate with others without them having lived it alongside me, or me telling them.
If I tell you then, too, dear reader, then your experience will be poisoned in a similar to that which the Devil talks to Indika in this game...

If you can stomach a vague ending and a short game with pretty decent puzzles, a very beautiful storyon the nature of where Spirit and Mind meet that will not answer the questions it leaves you with, just pick it up for yourself.