Time is Solid here is a game wherein you are the one who sets souls in a painting free from their torment, whether it's from themselves or from others.

I liked the concept and I quite like the ambiguity in the end too. The artstyle makes it a bit too human for some reason too (like not proportion wise, but the way it's coloured and all that) and the stories of everyone we've come across made me feel at least some sort of way (an in, even if I could not relate with the NPCs in some places, I still felt sad) and running here and there, getting to solve puzzles and being able to do something instead of just standing in 1 place was nice. It's a good balance between activity & story.

I have a slight aversion to being hunted so I guess being under that fear was the only drawback, but thankfully it did not fixate on that speed  and it happens only once. The story was worth it, though.