It's not a perfect game in any respect but it's a beautiful and meaningful game that's clearly made by people that loved and nurtured it.

It's hard to explain the pull this game can have on you. You keep coming back to it, wanting to poke and prod at it to see what you missed. You learn something new about the game, the characters and the story each playthrough, seeing it slowly come together bit-by-bit.

The characters are the clear standout in this game, and the game's main mechanic plays directly into this. As you grow and age with your friends and the other colonists, each one feels like a fully-fleshed out person, who grows and changes and is impacted by the events around them. It makes you care about them, about their well-being and their story. Each time you play through the game, you start to wonder what was going on with the characters you didn't spend time with, and how they may impact the overall story.

The morals don't always come together fully, and you might find yourself wanting to see more interactions affected by your choices and skills. But I don't think these problems necessarily detract from the overall experience. It's a game that had a lot of love poured into it, and a game that wants you to be affected by the characters, and what happens to them. And if you allow yourself to fall into the world they've built, you'll want to keep going back to see everything.

I can't recommend this game enough. It's described as a card based RPG which is true to some extent but you can play it very much like a visual novel by turning the card element off.

Beyong that I have to say I was BLOWN away by the game and the amount of detail. The premise is you are a child born on a colony ship about to land on a new planet and also you remember things you shouldn't? As you figure things out you also have to get to know your fellow kids and level up different skills based on your play style and hopefully make the planet your new home. Also the artstyle is super cute. Warning: People can DIE in this game, but there's a whole list of warnings for that sort of stuff in the menus.

I love this a lot