One of the most memorable games of it's generation, solely because of it's presentation skill. The gameplay itself was rather limited and felt more like a walking sim with some very lite combat thrown in. That being said it is the best use case in my life for playing a game with headphones on. They went out of their way to make you emphasize with the character's mental illness in a way that I've never seen attempted before. The story that's told would be inadequate had it not been for the way it's presented. Overall I did not like the few FMV portions of the game. Little re-playability once beaten, however it's an easy 100% to get with a guide.