I'll post here the same thing I said on steam:
Taking into account how often videogames tend to be bloated, "content filled"messes that serve to their audience the same purpose that a set of dangling keys serves to a baby; and how they reduce narrative and dramaturgy, the main pillars of basically any other art, as a barely coherent glue to try to hold said mess together, it feels good when one can play a game that offers not only an unique approach to storytelling, but also a narratively satisfying one, without having to sink a hundred hours on it.