I like what this game is trying to do and it is a lot of fun for a couple hours, but Everything does feel like an interactable art installation rather than an outright "game." Of course, your general objective is to discover all the ways you can possess everything around you. Through that possession you toy with how different things and beings interact with each other. You listen to audio recordings from philosopher Alan Watts and these audio bits create thought exercises related to what you're doing. Your enjoyment of the game heavily depends on that appealing you, and I don't know if I'll ever want to finish this game when the objective isn't very fulfilling for me. I will say I respect what Everything is trying to accomplish and to give the game a bit of your time if anything I said sounded appealing.