If your sibling hasn't made you understand Cain intimately, you're having a sibling wrong. Fun aside, it's such a close, strange relationship that I don't often see explored in media, and this one was beyond excellent.

The writing is vivid and present without being flowery, and you can feel the nausea and the rot . The graphics are marvelous, the cross between brains rotting and tech and faded childhood memories. You spend the whole ride physically unwell, twitching about to see what happens next.

A marvelous, marvelous piece.