A perfect little game with very, very little filler. I think of it as the first really well-designed town you come up to in an RPG, where all the quests flow into each other and the presence of each piece enlivens the others around it. This is a game that simply tackles that one small town. It won't take you more than ten hours to 100%, and in a time where games seem to be exploding in length but have little content worth exploring, that's a beautiful thing. Great writing, interesting characters, and fun use of the time loop mechanic make this worth a binge session or two.