ImmorTall

farmer guy took a bullet to the head and survived, real trooper there

I'd played this before, but just noticed on replaying how the heroic looking guy always runs ahead and leads the way, until enemies show up when he runs to hide behind you. It's a really nice touch.

This game does a great job of telling a story without words, through music and character and player actions. Definitely one of the best "art" games out there

I love how the top comments for this game enhance the experience by pointing out details I missed. When you are open to it, this is a very emotional mini adventure that offers a lot of food for thought. The uncertainty of what happens after the end of the game is haunting.

Each of them has their own personality and it's great. I still can't get over it! The little girl is just so close to you, she is always right in front of or behind me. The little boy stays a little behind his sister, not as close to me, but close to her. He's the one that gets the others on your side. The older girl (mom/big sister) stays in the back-at first I thought maybe she didn't trust me-she did throw a vase at me, but really she was making sure nobody was left behind. When I die, she mourns longer than everyone but the little girl, I guess she appreciated me too. The man leads the way, his chest is wide, whether with muscles or air I don't know, but he always runs back when things get dangerous. They all stayed closer to me as time passed, which was good because I had to slow down, and I couldn't stay straight anymore. I really hope they're all okay-will they miss me? Will the bad guys go after them now that I can't protect them? I really hope they're all okay.

Its rare to come across a game where you literally sit there after its completed, and you just think. You can tell the developer of this game really wanted to say something, and he did it in such a unique, philosophical way, that you can't help but feel bad for the alien, the girl, and people in general. 5/5