In this game, you'll be treated to a digital vacation to a small, empty, beautiful Japanese village. You can walk around freely in said village in the Free Mode, or go through a mellow and well-written short story in the Story Mode. The story itself quite good, ut unfortunately it is told in an uninteresting way, by only text excerpts that you get by standing in specific spots. It's naturally text heavy, and at times it can be confusing to find where the next spot is, but the story itself is good enough to make it worth the hassle. Also, the piano-driven music is quite pleasing. There's not really much else to this game. If you're not interested after hearing all of that, then just skip this, but if you are interested, then by all means, hop on the train.