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I found the game moving and enjoyed its message. It's largely about how you can't hold onto people forever, but it's okay to say goodbye because the impact of their life lives on in everyone around them. Basically that old saying, don't cry because it's gone, smile because it happened.
Hope that helps with your decision. Sorry about your dad. As someone who's been through that, try to live the life you know your dad would want you to be living. It's okay to take your time and be sad, but don't let that paralyze you from experiencing life. Make him proud and go for the opportunities that would have made him happy to see you achieving great things.
Everyone deals with grief on their own terms, and you'll prob find a story in here that relates to you. I can't say wether it'll help or not, but at least it paints moving on in a more colourfull way.
It's still a beautiful game either way, and I would recommend it, but do not go in expecting to be magically healed. Losing someone is hard, like really hard, and this type of wound will take much longer to heal that you can imagine.
Hang in there, and good luck
Grief is something that will never go away, but it gets easier and some days you'll see something that reminds you that person or pet and it hurts all over again.
Before he died, he told us "don't think of me as being gone, but think of me just being in another room, listening to your stories, laughing at your jokes, and still being there just in another room."
This game might help and it might not. I truly am sorry that you are dealing with this and everyone does grieve in different ways. I wish you luck and all the hope in the world that things will get easier in time.