This game has resonated with me more than I think any other game has. Part of that is just personal, part of that is how ridiculously well the game captures the feeling of a small rust belt town in decline. It's well written and funny, it's beautifully presented, it's full of cute little sidequests and optional content that makes its setting feel lived in and its simple gameplay feel rewarding. Its political message is a bit hamfisted at times, but I'll be damned if I don't agree with it.