A beautiful, dreamy interactive memoir that's worth the hour it takes to complete but whose toybox-like interactivity is frequently uninteresting. The gameplay falls back to "click on everything to move on" a bit too often for me. I did love the original songs, and the soundtrack is good overall. I like the mix of visual styles and how the hand-drawn scenes denote memories from the protagonist's childhood. I don't think I would've wanted another hour, even if the story, which is sweet and moving, were further fleshed out.