This is almost more of an art piece than a game. I have always loved games that blur that line. I enjoyed the self-reflection, and it was nice to just experience the game, and not feel like there was any urgency or anything pressing to get to. Sort of like a playable cutscene but no consequences for failure. I appreciated the actual composition in the piano part, I'm assuming that is original? I thought it was a little unrealistic that Martîn would tune his piano by himself... unless he's spent the last 36 years being a professional piano tuner? haha. Very nice vibe for this game, the art is, of course, spectacular. I would have liked it to be a little longer, but it's a game jam so no judgement there :)