A pretty and passionate elegy in the form of a game. The poem is about grief, but in my playthrough I took it more as a message to a living person from the past. I guess that just gets under my skin more than death. The game is sometimes heavy-handed, with a metaphor of carrying grief on your shoulders like Atlas carries the world. That's not terrible, but maybe a little underwhelming compared to the other, more sophisticated metaphors of digital corruption (of a memory) and a one-way trip through space (time). The scene from the past is remarkably similar to Disco Elysium's scene with her innocence Dolores Dei, down to the locale that you encounter when you first go into the past.