Firewatch

I was a bit unsure at first but I was hooked in no time and completed it in a couple of sittings. Well worth it!

This game is very unique and its worth the price.

One of the most unique games I've played in terms of visuals. It also has a very interesting life story, at times serious, at times funny, but it leaves a lot of questions unanswered which is a pity. Great sound design, atmospheric. I'm still giving it 5/5 even though the story starts to fall off the cliff at some point, because it gets so many things right,

A lot of people seem to be complaining that this is a walking sim, which it is, but that's not actually a bad thing. Walking sims can have great plots and characters. This game has neither. Here's your spoiler alert. The prologue is spelled out in a series of text boxes, which is kind of cheap in itself, but what really bugs me is that it tells you, "You fall in love and get married, okay? But then your wife gets a mental illness and you leave her, so now you're sad," in the course of a minute or two. It's really cheap that they build you up and let you down so quickly. The rest of the game is about you hiding from your problems by being a forest ranger fire watch guy, whose only contact with civilization is a walkie-talkie that you use to talk to some woman I forget the name of. The game heavily pushes you towards making you start a relationship with this woman, whether you want to or not. Whether or not you enjoy this game probably hinges on how annoying you find this walkie-talkie woman. I personally could not stand her. There is a sub-plot to this game involving some strange happenings going on in the park, but spoiler alert again: It turns out to just be some guy. Bit of a letdown there, too.

I loved the game. It is among those few I will never forget. The atmosphere is great and the story is good too, a heaven for those who love to explore.