Will always be pretty special to me. I guess it is depressing, but I wouldn't call it heart-wrenching. It is a little silly in its concept, but the guilt quests and the connections you make are fun. I think it's always somber when you remember beneath all the fun is just a made-up scenario without much merit beyond what's happening to Russell. It is really grind-y which is annoying. It's an RPGMaker game so if you enjoy those you'll probably like End Roll and I think for all the content and love put into it, it's often overlooked as far as these kinds of games go.