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Hard to pick a single favorite moment but when I’m trying to get my friends to play I tell them that there’s one moment where I got goosebumps just from a *camera angle* because I knew exactly what was about to go down, because that’s how well put together this game is.

As far as most impactful moment though, that’s gotta be the… how to say this without spoiling anything? The part where you turn lights on and off. That part absolutely BROKE me. I had to set the game down and have a cry and wonder what kind of person this made me before moving forward

(will dance around specifics to avoid spoilers) the part leading up to "the performance" in the hub area, back half of the game, where i was tasked with doing a thing. Finished it months ago and I'm still grappling with the weight of that.

Honestly everything from the "undercity" area (forgive me for forgetting the name; I'm good with feels, bad with names) onward is some of the best storytelling I've experienced in a game in years. You just knew you were playing something special.

My favorite memory is going into the game completely blind, not knowing genre or story or themes; then the complete awe as it just kept going deeper, the thrill at each new turn of the narrative. Thank you so much for an unforgettable experience.

When I reached the end of the story, perfectly content with what I'd just played, and then realized it wasn't over and there was so much more to come. And then later, when that exact same thing happened again.

It was a sad moment but it was so impactful I can't help but love it (mild spoilers) : When Iris is in her room and her mother is banging on the door. Then it stops. Silence... then a gentle knock. A change? Someone new? Her dad. Gentle. Pleading. I'm tearing up just typing it. So beautiful...

My favorite memory of the game, among many, is the music. Specifically Watcher’s theme and how the Orchard at Moonlight theme breaks down at the end. But really, the whole experience.

My memories are pretty fresh. I just finished it for the first time a week ago. It's either talking to Knower about the Horse statue or it's running through the Orchard when ... to avoid spoilers, let's just say it's smokey and your experience starts to overlap with the past.

i don't think i have a single one. maybe it's the way the game indeed remained with me. i kept thinking about it while i wasn't playing, and after i finished it too. i keep coming back to it, to a new perspective, to a new feeling, to a new understanding. i absolutely cherish it

Damn, it's hard. The game really snowballs over time so the last parts hit very hard but they're carried so well by everything that came before. I'd say the ending of ch6 into the entirety of ch7 is when I realized just... *how much* this game was