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I adore Jorgen, that sweet boy.

(Literal) torture but worth that payoff at the end! Kudos especially to that final musical composition, proper got me saying "hell yeah, beat feet my dude!". My one qualm, knowing absolutely when it faded to black, saying "don't you do it, don't you da- *to be continued* DAMMIT". I'll be back for more!

I've only just started, but had to get something off my chest early, there's a snap to the dialogue which feels very Catch-22 and I am all about that. It's provoking some very fond memories of the multiple reads I've had of it!

Aughhhh I'm gonna be stewing on the aftermath of 11 for too long (too long being more than three minutes). I especially liked the dramatic trial music, I was on tenterhooks the whole scene. That horrible little Joffrey.

Thanks for the swift reply! I'd come across these videos, seems like this is as close as I'm going to get for now!

Really enjoyed the game, particularly the music, absolutely my jam. Is there any sort of compilation of the soundtrack available? 

That ending did me a legit jaw-drop 

Wow. Normally I wait a couple of days after experiencing either a movie or a game so as I can gather my thoughts and collate all the positives and negatives but, in this case, I don't really want to wait. I'll leave it to better writers to sum up this game because I don't think I could do it justice. Just want to say thank you to all who worked on this. I'm in fricking bits and I've only completed one storyline so far aha. I was not expecting to be put on the kind of fairground ride Echo let me enjoy/ endure. Even just hearing the opening notes on the main menu hits like a train.

Edit: Immediately after posting, I realize the only other game that did me like this was Life is Strange. Whenever one of *those* decisions came up, I would just slide the keyboard away and stare at the screen for five agonizing minutes lol.

Last Edit: I finished playing through all the characters. Even though my heart weighed heavy every time I started the game up and heard those opening musical notes, I came back every evening. Again I’ll say, thank you to the developers and the writers of this game. I’ve not felt an emotional connection with a game like this since,… I don’t even know. I wanted all of these broken, brilliant people to live and live their best lives. Thank you thank you thank you.