A beautiful, well-crafted work of art. I cried several times reading the various stories that unfolded, and I couldn't stop playing without knowing what was going to happen to Sleeper and his friends. The gameplay is engaging, without punishing you too much, but presenting risks. The music is perfect. The character artwork is wonderful. It's very easy to feel part of this world, to be in Sleeper's skin. While I was playing, my only criticism was how few interactions there were with Stray - who, despite this, I continued to feed - so I cried again when I saw him appear in the final text. I'll remember this game and its characters.
This game is one of the most immersive I've ever played, you really feel the chill with Carl, the relief with every campfire. On top of that, driving the car is extremely satisfying, the weapons too, and few challenges are boring to do. I believe that one of the negative points of the game is that it is so open, because the map is very large but with little stuff, and Carl's movement, which runs very little, which is very stressful in the last mission. But it's still a great game. You can turn off the narrator, by the way.
