people don't like this game because they expect the same gamified/"rewarding" experience that they are usually accustomed to (i.e. approaching games more like toys with a story than as art).
i have to say, in response, that this game is the *best* example i can think of for videogame as an art. if something else (MGS, TLOU, Ocarina, etc.) is the "Citizen Kane" of videogames, then this is probably the "Meshes of the Afternoon" of videogames.
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Note: Unlike reviews, comments are considered temporary and may be deleted/purged without notice.i have to say, in response, that this game is the *best* example i can think of for videogame as an art. if something else (MGS, TLOU, Ocarina, etc.) is the "Citizen Kane" of videogames, then this is probably the "Meshes of the Afternoon" of videogames.