A terrifying but very real dive into a family's worst nightmare - despite its realism, it's perhaps less eerie and atmospheric in its style.

Allows you to interact with items in a new, unique way despite the fact that its "hidden object" puzzles get a bit repetitive.

Groundbreaking in the amount of choices to be made and it takes you through every emotion, from crying of laughter to painful regret.

A heartfelt, emotional ride of a story told through a creative and colorful interactive format.

Gives you freedom to explore as to different characters with different skillsets, but could use some slight improvements in a few areas.

Unlike any other game in storytelling through a tragic play, but the journey through that story wasn't always interesting or compelling.

An excellent combination of the bizarre environments of the previous games combined with more "game" aspects that made it more interactive

A delightfully sweet story, a wide cast of characters, and fun RPG strategy gameplay makes an excellent indie with lots of personality.

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Uses simple gameplay elements to make an incredibly haunting atmosphere that tells of a horribly real and tragic story.

A short, peacefully slow, artistic and solitary experience of traveling alone - the gameplay can feel a bit limiting at times, though.

While not the most "fun" game ever, its artistic storytelling of a tragic family is beautiful and impactful.

Keeps you curious and on edge the whole way, with a fun and malleable house to explore along the way.