There were moments when the game got in the way of this short story experience, items getting lost after using them or not knowing how to drop items for awhile, but it's just short enough to not be too much of an issue.

Most of the story was engaging enough to get me through, but where the game sort of lost me in some of its heartstring pulls is the relationship between the farmer and the son. It just felt a bit forced compared to the growing dread about the inevitable end of this man's life.