Few story-heavy indies make their puzzles feel this entangled with the characters themselves. Seemingly ordinary tasks can turn sour once their meaning clicks, while the dialogue has enough spite, awkward humour and ugly familiarity to sound like people rather than plot dispensers. The full version is unlocked, leaving the main chapters and core content readily accessible. Its bleak family dynamics, corrosive dependency and morally foul turns will not suit everyone, but players who enjoy psychological fiction with some teeth may find plenty to chew on after the credits.