I got this game gifted a few years ago and I finally decided to play it. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the topic of autism - specifically Asperger's Syndrome - is brought up in this game and depicted in two women. I am a woman who has been diagnosed with Asperger's and the way River is written felt very authentic and relatable to me. I was diagnosed rather late at 18 years old - although I could've gotten diagnosed earlier, as it was already brought up by teachers in elementary school, but my parents didn't want me tested. This late diagnosis has left quite a few scars on my development, and this aspect is also emphasised in this game.

Apart from Josh from Watch Dogs 2, I've never seen another character in a video game who is meant to be on the spectrum. That was very nice to see and aside from that, the story as a whole is very good and touching. The music and world design really enhance the atmosphere. There are also quite a lot of funny moments. Only downside is that you have to control your character by clicking with your mouse for 95% of the game but for whatever reason, you can finally move around with arrow keys in the last 20 minutes - this should've been a thing from the very beginning. Overall, a very fun and emotional experience that you should look into. I regret not playing this game way earlier.

there's this fluid in my eye

Cry simulator
I didn't expect the story would be that sad

100/10 would cry again