For me, this captures the small moments of reflection and sombre silence I've experienced after losing a loved one. Looking over their things and realising how much life is preserved in them is extremely surreal. You never really 'complete' the five stages of grief, but I feel that at some point you do reach some form of melancholic acceptance. It's the kind of feeling that aches your heart and breaks it all over again, but feels you with a deep appreciation and immeasurable love for the person you have lost. The visuals and music create a comforting atmosphere to meditate on these thoughts and feelings.

All in all, this is not only a relaxing little game, it's a brilliant piece of art.