To the Moon

The game feels like a great-but-rough idea for a movie unfortunately used to create a video game, like someone had the right concept but the actual story details and gameplay don't add up. I don't want to spoil the plot but there's plenty of moments that lack the emotional strength that the game assumes and a bizarrely-chosen ending sequence that should've been cut entirely. The dating-and-growing-up process is written terribly and feels like someone assuming what consists a relationship. This idea in the hands of a more capable writer would've worked since, once again, this has the right concept but not the right execution.

The soundtrack is stunning, easily one of the best you'll ever hear in a video game and completely transcends the game around it. It's easily the most memorable part of the game.