This game is so good, head to toe is all good design choices. The only complaint I have is that during one and only one scene, in Seamus's House , having an absurdly high frame rate caused me to clip through walls and stopped progression, but turning on a cap was an easy fix.

The game's themes strike an excellent balance between safe and friendly enough to not feel like you're watching a cat suffer. That being said, the themes are still intense but not overly-stated, the game elegantly covering themes including but not limited to class division, authoritarianism, loss & acceptance, sacrifice for a cause, brutality of prisons & over-enforcement, and questioning the fluid nature of being.

This is gonna go down as one of my favorite games of all time, and I intend to show it to my kids one day.

This game is so good, head to toe is all good design choices. The only complaint I have is that during one and only one scene, [spoiler]in Seamus's House [/spoiler], having an absurdly high frame rate caused me to clip through walls and stopped progression, but turning on a cap was an easy fix. The game's themes strike an excellent balance between safe and friendly enough to not feel like you're watching a cat suffer. That being said, the themes are still intense but not overly-stated, the game elegantly covering themes including but not limited to [spoiler]class division, authoritarianism, loss & acceptance, sacrifice for a cause, brutality of prisons & over-enforcement, and questioning the fluid nature of being.[/spoiler] This is gonna go down as one of my favorite games of all time, and I intend to show it to my kids one day.