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I'm writing this review right after crying my eyes out from this game. Having enjoyed Shark and Pelican's previous games, I was really excited about this one, and it did not disappoint! I'll try to gather my messy thoughts in this little review (Minor spoilers):

- The writing was wonderful, a mix between comedic moments and sadness, both working perfectly together. I laughed at some of Fishy's comments, at the Ratz doll, at "Flame Man" appearing right after I was ready to cry. And then the nightmares, the memories and the ending... it drove (ha) straight through my heart and I was shedding tears by the end.
- As always, the art is gorgeous, and I loved how much of it there is. The moving backgrounds to add to that feeling of motion with the car was great, and I liked that it had different versions as they got further on their way.
- I also loved all the food! And you've made me very hungry for a cheeseburger. Loved having so many options, even if it's just for one scene I like small things like that!

Now, something with bigger spoilers of the ending, as I'd like to comment more on how I felt!

Friendships are very important to me, and the thought of losing them, especially now, always frightens me. So playing this story involving two best friends who drifted apart was certain to hit deep. I kept wondering whether Andy would turn back, whether she'd get there and how Bora would react... and then they were late. They did not see each other again. We get to see what Andy felt could have happened if she had been at the wedding, we see that even if she wasn't there, Bora was happy. It was really sad to me, but also nice to see Andy working through her feelings, and understanding her own faults and to let go. After one final dance, she also lets her shared imaginary friend go, what remained of her connection to Bora.

It was certainly bittersweet, but I liked it a lot. A part of me still wishes that Andy may send a message to Bora apologizing, now understanding better why she felt like that. But I also can see that she was meant to let her go. Maybe with this, she can better herself and pursue her dreams, maybe make new friends? There is a whole world of possibilities for Andy, and it's nice to imagine!

Thank you for making another beautiful game!