Finally the author managed to do what he wanted at the beginning. A somewhat melancholy work due to the aborted themes; and I must say that the way the game works doesn't pull you towards empathy, but towards compression and reflection. One of the things that caught my attention in this second game is that it contains incredible art that, mixed with the soundtrack, creates a perfect environment for us to enter the protagonist's world. I believe that despite having good elements here, the work is somewhat shallow; depending on the player's willingness to enter that world, there is nothing in the work that pulls you and wants to make you emerge in it, much less an emotional bond with the protagonist, all you get here is understanding and reflection on the themes that can or not tell you anything. Despite everything, I don't think it's a bad job, but it could have been better used, it had a lot of potential.