Easily the best "walking sim" ever made.

Its particular brand of whimsey works for most of the vignettes but the story doesn't add up in a substantial way. It's fine

This evolved the walking sim by actually adding some fun gameplay to it. You still basically just walk, but the different things you end up doing adds some variety. But it stands out and stands tall with the best in the genre because the story is so compelling.

Interactive story that's told efficiently, doesn't have you too much walking in the vacuum, and showing every single story inside it in a unique way that probably wouldn't have work in other media (movie, book, comic...). I would just suggest not over-exploring trying to find hidden things or clues that could affect the gameplay, you won't miss anything important, so over-explore just for the sake of it if you enjoy it at the moment (there are plenty of details, but missing them won't spoil it).

It's all about the atmosphere and how to tell a set of simple stories in a great way. This was a great experience.

many of the vignettes are breathtaking and extraordinary. the first one took me completely by surprise. while the framing story is fine in concept, it wasn't great in reality, particularly the narration which had that irksome indie quality, complete with silly metaphors.

One of the most bizarre and interesting games ever made.

Ugh, a big disappointment. I didn't find the story that brilliant, specially the ending. It's original and I wish there were more games that had this movie-like concept, but better made.

Kinda pointless, but whatever.

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A simple, short game (clocking in around 5 hours) that is more of a book that you play through. First off...the house....it's amazing! With all it's hidden secrets and compartments, it's everything I've always wanted. Each room is different and unique and the place is definitely well lived in. Playing each family member's story of how they died is refreshing and doesn't get old (the best being Barbara, with it's EC Comics "Tales From the Crypt" homage featuring the theme music from Halloween!)

Some wonderfully weird and interesting vignettes that don't quite pull together with the overarching plot to form a decent overall story.

Not a game, more like a short story.

the family tree was really confusing to keep track of. I wish they'd drawn it more clearly.