A masterclass in existencial horror, akin to the film Midsommar in many ways. The main character is lulled to a secluded rural village with promises of spiritual fulfillment and great hospitality, only to discover that they can't leave.

Once they arrive at Stardew Valley, they quickly discover that there is no way out, there is a bus on the bus stop but it is broken, and even when it is repaired, the only place it goes to is an empty desert, where the only thing there is a Casino, so the only way to cope with their situation is to develop a gambling addiction.

A deep and unsettling analogy to depression and hopelessness. Truly one of the most meaningful games of all time.

A pretty fun game that gets very dull very fast.

The first couple of levels were an absolute blast to me, I had a great time. But after the third I realized there really isn't anything else to this game.

I may come back to this some other time, but no promises.

Just a boring and annoying game.

This may not be by any fault of the game itself, but I never felt invested in the story of this game. And so, this felt like a slog to get through.

Not to mention that some videos are longer than 6 minutes, and seem to go on forever. And to add insult to injury, the rewind is painfully slow, and adds more boredom to this already boring game, since the videos often start at the middle or rather towards the end.