If I'm honest, this game is soothing. It's peaceful. It brings up some very real issues and thoughts surrounding our practices on death and there were times I was genuinely moved or distraught. At the same time, it taught me a lot too (I'd never heard of a water cremation, for example). This is a quick playthrough (~one hour) but I'll be thinking about it for much longer. Perhaps strangely enough, I would recommend it to people who have lost a loved one recently. I fall into that category myself, but that just made this game hit harder, in the best of ways. 5/5