Game of the year, if not the decade. Absolutely incredible.

It seems to really know what makes walking simulators and puzzle games so appealing, and this is then being further amplified by the multiplayer aspect.

The devs explicitly stated that getting lost and finding your way back is an integral part of the experience. The in-game proximity chat has a fairly short range, so you can very easily find yourself out of earshot of others. And when you do inevitably get lost, the game provides some neat ways to signal to your companions and work out a primitive form of communication.

The atmosphere is always slightly worrying as the night creeps in, but it never feels very scary. That unease is balanced out by the daytime giving way to the most beautiful scenes.

Being able to sit on the ground or on chairs shows that the team has an intimate understanding of what elevates an immersion-based game.

Let's go for a big walk.