What Remains of Edith Finch

It's like if Big Fish and Gone Home have had a brilliant child who is condemned to die young because of a family curse. 10/10

This is a very interesting game-experience. I didn't have any idea what to expect when I first saw this game. The creative team did a really good job in creating an athmosphere and storyline that makes your emotions sway from scared to happy, to loving and sadness. There are various ways in which movement and interaction have been implemented that make it very real. A great game which I advice to play in one sway, because thats possible (couple of hours) and you'll be way better into the story. A must play for all those willing to experience what games can offer these days in terms of story telling etc.

Once again, we have another "game" I have a hard time calling a good game, but not because it's bad so much as it's hard to really call it a game. In fact it may be best to compare this to another title I once reviewed where I called it more of a virtual haunted house then a game. But where that was a haunted house, this felt more like a museum dedicated to the Finches and their various fates, complete with interactive displays for each. Take a few hours and relax as you explore and see what it all has to show you.

Was expecting something like Gone Home, and it started that way, but what really sets this apart is the absolute creativity in exploring each character's story. Completely different styles depending on the character, and they are short enough so you don't get tired of them. Just enough to tell their story. A short but extremely memorable game.

One of the best walking simulators of all time. - It's short, like all walking simulators + It's perfect It's like a perfect version of Gone Home, and the less told about the story the better. Play it, you won't be dissapointed.