Wonderful and immersive walking simulator that puts you in the life of Henry, a man with a lot of trouble in his life who just got a job as a fire lookout in the Wyoming wilderness. You get to spend days alone in the forest, with your only company being Delilah, the supervisor whose cabin you can see in the far distance. As you progress, you get to explore the insanely beautiful forests surrounding Henry's cabin, get to know Delilah a little better and unravel a mystery that only escalates from the first time you come across it. This game is beautiful and it gives you plenty freedom to explore your surroundings which are honestly astounding and I spent more time than necessary just walking around and snapping pictures, which you should do too, if you're playing this game. Lovely experience, from beginning to end.

Turnip Boy is an incredible game overall, but this installment is a very noticeable improvement on the last. A genuinely fun game that although longer than CTE, can easily be finished in an afternoon. Is that a bad thing? Not at all, this game makes masterful use of the time at your disposal, taking you through interesting locations and secrets to discover, missions to complete, and a lot of interesting npcs to meet with the ridiculous humor that characterizes them (which I love). I loved the upgrade system for weapons and Turnip Boy, being able to use the dark web to access certain items, and the opportunity to return to the bank again and again for heists. I had the time of my life, and I really appreciate that the Turnip Boy lore has expanded to this point.