It's a bit out of my usual field of interest. I never did any sports on a competitive level (I barely did sports on basic level lol) and I never learned how to swim (for health reasons). I have a rough time thinking about swimming at all since I almost drowned as a kid, but that's a whole another thing. Still, this was a good story. Made me think about how, once you become a professional athlete, your body stops belonging to you and rather becomes something your sport owns instead. I think that neatly ties itself with the way trans people are treated in the society and all.
And of course, the presentation and soundtrack are incredible, but if you ever played anything from the CD-RROM catalogue, you already expected that.