I'm writing this review at least a year after my original play through and I still dip into solemn introspective when I think about it. These and other questions will sit heavy with you after completing the game.

What, if anything, does art owe to the world? It is sufficient to say this game is an exceptional story with an enthralling atmosphere, and though that plus some puzzles is the extent of the game-play, it's an experience that is worth your time, money and investment. I would highly, highly recommend you experience this game as blind as possible. You've given me the closest thing to closure I will find. Nobody has any right to look down upon someone. I realize now that nobody is perfect, that the flaws within us make us more human overall.

In a similar situation as Coda, if I had been more vocal about how I'd felt, maybe it would not be as bad as it is right now. I resonate with Coda, as I've always struggled with getting out of my comfort zone and meeting new people, constantly pushing those who attempt to get close farther away. I realize now, thanks to Davey, that this obsession of fixing something that is not broken, that is beyond my control, is my biggest fault. Feeling as if everything was my fault, that there was something I could do to fix it. I have done nothing but consider myself at fault, always resent myself for feeling the way I did. I have recently parted ways with those I consider my family due to circumstances beyond my control. If you're going through hard times and really need an outlet to feel human again, play this game.

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