A true philosophical journey on stoicism and a pinch of classic existentialism.

The visuals are clean and consistent, the music and soundtrack fits well, and the controls are difficult but fair.
I've tried to find any bugs and there aren't any so far, which is great for a B-Game.
The main catch for me was the positive flow of an essay Bennett provides for us. It covers quite a broad range of philosophical and cultural themes, but really hits stoicism and existentialism on the head for me. Some points I would argue but I haven't gotten to the top yet, so maybe a bit of elaboration is due.