A decently effective story about a strained parental relationship. Nothing here blew my mind or anything. It's pretty simple but it's told well enough.

The gameplay consists of a single gimmick that involves rotating the camera to find an object to interact with, or to line up a visual with another to get to the next scene. It gets old pretty quick.

Not the worst way to spend two hours. Recommended if you're in the mood for an artsy fartsy story game with minimal gameplay.