Dear Esther - Complete walkthrough (1080p, no commentary)

Combined walkthrough, goes from start to finish.
No commentary, no annotations, 450fps blended, max quality, no crap. Enjoy.

[@michaelpisciarino5348]

Dear Esther 1:00, 5:27, 9:37 1:41 Examining the house 2:56 *_The Legend of The Hermit_* + Befriending fish + Leaving gifts at the cave 3:55 Exploring Seaside 6:20 Climbing up the mountainside 7:21 The Mount + Artificial? + Purpose, Motive 7:56 + Parallel Lines cut into the Cliff - Infection of the flesh 8:47 Quoting Donnelly 10:56 Through The crags 11:26 Sad Piano 🎹 11:51 Violin 🎻 14:38 Dear Esther - Can’t find the location, even with cross referencing. No marks. No evidence - rear view mirror 16:21 Night Life - Sleeping Through The Day - Last Days drawing upon him - There must be something new(?) - Burnt his bridges and Sunk his boats 17:09 Coming upon the shipwreck 18:22 The Boat 18:57 - Kidney Stones grown into an island - Esther visited him in the hospital - Drunk Driving accident hinted 19:33 The Shaft 20:05 Beginning The Climb To The Summit - Climb/Squat/creep/avoid gaze - Straight Line To The summit 20:57 The Bothy 22:06 + 1700’s, Shepard Named Jacobson + Property, Wife, Lineage - Disease From His Goats, no one to carve lines into the mount + 3 Commarants + Stove, Table Chairs. - Failing eyesight, broken body 23:30 The Descent - We are all victims of our age - Internal Combustion Engine 24:27 Jacobson found Frozen, not decomposed, raw fingernails, phosphorescence, struggled up the cliff to the fire before he expired 26:18 The Caves - Injured leg, broken femur, skin turning pink, struggle back to the Brothy, + Medical tools help 27:14 Deep Breathing - No more guidance - Now between the 2 of us 28:42 The Car, A crumpled Museum 30:07 Swimming 33:11, 37:05 32:30 Traveling Through his own body 36:42 In the Hospital, under inspection - Can’t tell if you were on of them 39:32 The Man’s Nightmare? The operating table? 42:06 The Moon, Donolley - My life reduced to an electrical diagram - The Sandford Junction 43:23 - We will send a letter to Esther Donolley 46:17 What is that 47:15 Chemical Diagrams 47:53 Mystic Night. + The Armada + Letter Collection, spread across the beach, folded into boats, setting the fleet to sail (they all sank) 49:03 A shrine? 49:57 Paul The Apostle - No more painkillers - Moon is unbearably bright 50:50 Paper Boats, Folding, Reflection, Parallels, overlapping Words on Rocks 52:23 Becoming The Island, Becoming Syphillus 52:56 - Headlights/Eyes - Seacreatures, But no Gulls - An infected leg, - Plummet to my Esther 54:30 - Blind With Panic, Caged Traffic, Infected Leg, Kidney Stones, not drunk, unnatural, 55:38 + Twin vapor trails 55:53 Dear Esther - Burned - Jacobson? - Donolley? + Carving all we can draw 56:22 + Rise from the Ocean, as a beacon 56:40 Flying

[@Sanderson890]

Your dedication deserves every single like under this video. I can't believe you have only 7 likes.. Thank you sir.

[@taichisuzuki1207]

Wow, you time stamped the whole thing? nice job. Indeed, you do need more likes for your effort.

[@DTKei33]

Thank you so so much for these timestamps, you've saved me a ton of time!

[@ISeekSilence]

Wow, that's amazing! Big thanks! I can't express how much this means to me. I listen to Dear Esther a lot and sometimes, randomly, a line will pop into my head and I want to listen to it. Thanks to you, I can quickly find what I am looking for.

[@heffalump111]

as always: timestamp commenters are the best commenters

[@WindyPower]

A walkthrough can only show so much. There's no way to show everything in a single one, as a lot of things are randomly determined. This includes voice lines, some environmental sound effects (rocks whispering as you pass by them), the floating ghosts in the background in some places, etc. I actually played each level a lot of times (more than 40 times for the fourth part) to get what I deem the best set of lines and random events that I wanted to show. Anyway, glad you liked the walkthrough.

[@alexgibson2871]

thanks for that! such a beautful experience, stirring things in us.

[@AmosTheTalented]

Simply amazing!

[@aqworldshayabusa1114]

Just all the abandoned places and loneliness plus the ghosts made this game very eerie for me

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

A N A T H E M A Ghosts? What ghosts? All I saw was landscape for an hour. And I mean that quite literally. I even watched a video that was supposed to point out all ghosts of the game but in almost all cases it looked to me as if the arrows were pointing at absolutely nothing.

[@ch1ckenballs]

Grey Warden and Champion of Kirkwall the ghosts are Easter eggs

[@pineapplec0ke]

@@Grey_Warden_Invasion there, you're just too blind bro

[@warrax111]

A N A T H E M A Game? This is game? Like, I have feeling, even in 3dmark 2005,2006, you can do more stuff than here. This is not game. It's basicaly 3d engine and world presentation, map, with story. It's not a game. This should not be called game. I would call it presentation. You cannot change here anything. It's linear. It's short. You cannot collect, fight, basicaly you cannot do nothing here. It's just a story. Like short movie, in 3d engine. Presentation of graphic. This should not be called a game.

[@TheKezia1978]

Aame here i aleays fell kinda ill when i heard about tgis games name

[@DeathcoreGandhi]

I don't understand why Dear Ester gets so much hate, it's an interactive mystery novella... Personally, it's one of the most immersible games (not in the conventional sense) I've ever played. The scenery and setting is beautiful for a game developed on the Source engine. The story's fascinating, and the soundtrack is incredibly powerful.

[@Louicanthrope]

There is VERY little interaction and clearly, Dear Esther is too expansive for such a short story. It is barely one hour long, even if you take your time to visit the whole island. Which is often useless. I mean, doing it is not going to give you more information. Although the 'levels' are incredibly beautiful. All that you stated, you can find in Amnesia A Machine for Pigs ; ok, except for the scenary. The writing is fantastic, just as poetic ; the soundtrack is of the same quality ; there is a lot more interaction and the game is about eight hours long. Plus, it is visceral : to a certain extent you can really identify to the character you are playing as, at least you can feel like you are walking around and running away and taking the blows. All of this for twice the price of Dear Esther : not much if you consider what is added compared to that short story. Everything you said is true, Dear Esther is undeniably beautiful and well written ; it is simply not worth paying ten dollars to complete the whole of it in one hour. Even to compensate all the hard work they have put into it, even if the setting seems so lively. Even if it is well written etc, do you think purchasing a fifty pages novella for ten dollars is worth it ? Especially if you can buy a masterpiece of ten fold the number of pages for the same price, maybe even cheaper ? Dear Esther is more of an experience of the senses than a game. Reason why it would have been a great movie ; filmed like "March of the Penguins" using the codes of the documentary film to show all the scenary, emphasizing the silence and peacefulness. It feels to me that it would have worked best this way.

[@melvinthedeathless]

The reason is pretty simple, it's over-hyped title that masquerades as a game while lacking any form of gameplay elements. If anything, the fanbase is pretty much responsible for the backlash, they up-sell the game, labeling it as a unique, a "must have" experience and then aggressively downplay any form of criticisms, calling its' critics unsophisticated. Then "Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs" came along and demonstrated the developer's total lack of respect for gameplay mechanics, which further intensifies the hate towards the dev and the dev's past work.

[@fuzzballfoxonionring6729]

Charlie Martina I think you mean immersive. The game isn't immersible, at least I don't think it is, but then again I haven't actually tried dunking it in water yet. I would imagine it doesn't work though.

[@matuschlebuch9260]

Indeed.One of my most favorite games.This game didn't let me sleep for some days.You just have to find out what happens and keep asking yourself more questions, which brings out more mysteries and more questions.I think developers did a good job.

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

Qwokey The game offers very little interaction and aside of its beautiful visuals and the music it has close to nothing going for it. It's basically a nice looking walking simulator for people who can't leave the house or have no interesting nature scenery for miles. If I went outside while listening to an old audiobook I could have the same experience (minus the caves - for those I might have to drive somewhere else) for less money.

[@jstanz22]

The graphics for this game are astoundingly beautiful.

[@lameshane1]

Think it would be possible to redesign a new map in the new engine

[@Yourhighnessnona]

I am not a gamer and I don’t know how I ended up watching someone else on KZbin play this, but it has been an experience that has touched my soul 🤍 What an absolute beautiful game this is!

[@madhusudantyagi7454]

'Tis a bloody masterpiece.

[@MattyP650]

Really? Guess I should check it out then

[@politure]

As a child I went on the odd trip around caves in England (e.g. Cheddar Gorge), and the cave scenes in Dear Esther really brought back some awesome memories. Awesome as in awe-inducing.

[@saberbasir]

I am so deeply moved by this experience.

[@PouresMaggie]

So many metaphors and allegories. The meaning of this story could be more than one. Beautiful immersion into our minds and what we perceive as real and worthwhile. Thank you for this.

[@femkehuider-langes4515]

Next game: Dear Esteban Julio Ricardo Montoya De La Rosa Ramirez.

[@zoaadilli6505]

Kk droog

[@Yourhighnessnona]

Hahaha snap je

[@bean-nq2br]

hahahahahahahaha

[@dashua1735]

Is that Zack & Cody reference?

[@importfruchte]

oh lmao!

[@GerbenWijnja]

Note the ghost at 15:40 walking along the ridge towards the edge, disappearing at 15:58. Freeze at 15:53, then it's standing in the middle of the road near the edge. Also at 21:00 a ghost is standing right next to the door and then walks into the house at 21:17. And then there's the obvious ghost (Credits to Sour Mellon's easter eggs video.)

[@AchtungEnglander]

+Gerben Wijnja (Berg) just played this and yeah - that ghost caught my eye. It was kind of creepy

[@vadolfima6095]

And 23:07 in the cave of the mountain

[@Type1ASupernova]

theres one in the lighthouse when you first start the game, not in this gameplay but when you enter, look up into the tower and it is there in the railings

[@Bensjammin69]

Dear Esther is beautiful, in both looks and narrative. Playing though it for the first time with no knowledge of the game, it could appear boring. I knew very little about it when I first bought it (when it had its first release on steam) and was expecting jumpscares all the way through but nothing happened. However, after the game ends you have the "what just happened?" thought, which you just cannot get with any COD game. You play again knowing the ending and realising that everything the narrator says is metaphorical, that this could possibly be yourself on your death bed, for example the reference to driving up and down the m5 21 times but he cannot find the location and that there are no marks (terminal illness with no cure??) which puts a completely different spin on the whole experience. Yes, it many not have action or even much interaction, it may not be a 'game' in the traditional sense. But it is, if you have any compassion, an experience that will remain in your head far longer than any COD game.

[@ephiscus224]

I agree with you 100% but no need to bash on COD. I mean there's a lot of other shooters out there but you emphasised COD

[@taylorport3463]

I don’t care about COD but you did seem to be emphasizing for no reason.

[@fergusof]

Couldn't agree more. This experience will stay with you more than any shoot-em and forget-em game. I enjoyed it twice through. Metaphorical, yes. Allegorical, sure. Still haven't figured it out completely.

[@-chase-]

Psn trophys in this game ?

[@cultureofcritique9735]

This is the most brillliant game of all time I'm not even a gamer, but the amount artistry that went into this game...

[@Yourhighnessnona]

I totally agree! 🤍🤍🤍

[@muffin1758]

Such a strong big vocabulary this game has I absolutely love it! I'm especially fond of the visuals

[@bigdaddykyky5333]

damn. that ending. by far one of the best hours of my life.

[@RtB68]

Wonderful, isn't it.

[@interlude44]

I just finished the game and my goodness I cried so much

[@Yourhighnessnona]

Same 🙏🏼🤍

[@doublej42]

I have "beat" the game many time but I keep coming back to video to listen to at work. Also the game if different each time you play it.

[@SticksTheFox]

Thanks for recording this. This story never fails to make me feel both alone and not all at once. A terribly sad tale, but a beautiful one to watch.

[@lordmaximus5]

so cool that you were a seagull the whole time.

[@strangelee4400]

With a torch strapped its leg that automatically came on in caves.

[@team10leader1]

This is only one interpretation: (SPOILERS) I think this whole journey is merely the narrator under anesthesia before he.. passed away. He was getting his kidney stones removed. His wife visited him often, but one day, there was an accident. On that same day, there was a complication to the operation. In his comatose state, he overhead the doctors' mention of his wife's death. Inexplicably, the narrator dreamed up the island that represented his body, in all its decay and health issues. The "ghosts" he kept seeing were really the doctors and nurses he saw in his drugged delirium. And names like "Paul", "Jacobson", and "Donnely" were names and surnames of his doctors. And these gulls could represent his family (kids and grandchildren perhaps) who will survive Esther and the narrator.

[@GirtheAlienGoldfish]

+team10leader1 Actually, I think you may be right. There were drawings of neurons and chemical formulas on the cave walls. He most likely had Alzheimer's.

[@susanobrien4380]

+GirtheAlienGoldfish Really? I read it as he and his son were in a fatal car crash, hence all the rotted bits of car and suitcases all over the island. For me it felt like he was in a coma or on the operating table and the island was his dream/hallucinating as he was at the brink of death. The 'game' was his journey toward death. Beautifully haunting experience though not sure I'd call it a 'game'. :)

[@GirtheAlienGoldfish]

Susan O'Brien I disagree, but the story is linear. It's gonna be a different interpretation for everyone.

[@susanobrien4380]

And I disagree too. I saw no indication of Alzheimer's but it's a free country and we paid for the game so we can interpret it whatever way we like! Have fun!

[@NanakiXVIII]

+team10leader1 I had hear some people interpret this game as that his wife got into a car accident, and that Paul was the one involved. Which would explain the paragraph where he says, "I met Paul. Although he knew that I hadn't come in search of an apology, reason, or retribution, he still spiraled in panic. Like us, he had already passed beyond any conceivable boundary of life." The last sentence could be interpreted to mean that Paul and him had possibly met while they were each trying to recover in the hospital.

[@cultureofcritique9735]

This is not a game, it's a work of art.

[@Joyless]

ahaha "Complete Walkthrough" literally.

[@xannepaulissen2426]

Beautiful. The art and story only a ''game'' like this can bring to the player

[@NanakiXVIII]

I like games like this, and "Proteus", where a huge part of the game focuses on just "exploration". Something about the scenery, music, and sound effects in these two games help me unwind at night.

[@amyamy7608]

omg me too ! so calm and peacfull !! do you know other games like this ? exept for the vanishing of ethan carter ^^ plllz tell me if you do

[@Beanpolr]

@@amyamy7608 not sure if you'll see this but check out naissanceE. It's sort of a puzzle game but it has huge areas that you traverse and there's no narration but the sense of mystery and wonder is incredible

[@lauralai9694]

Beautiful! Terrific! Extraordinary! The graphic is great and the way it merges with the text is fantastic (e.g., 'kidney stones grown into an island' and the story showing an island with many stones). I loved this walkthrough. Thank you! :-)

[@raghedghassan2315]

I literally watched the video twice in a row its the most impressive game I've ever seen

[@CosmicMetallMusic9919]

That unforgettable experience, it's like walking through the park in bad weather and thinking about the loss of your friend. This game makes all of it and push to the maximum. Something like that I want to represent in my dream game.

[@barackputin]

Liminal space is what you're looking for

[@tylermolloy4559]

these are the kind of games that i like. that go outside the box, try something new.

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

Tyler Molloy Tbh, that's not much of a game - it's a walking simulator with a bit of narration over it. If I put on an audiobook and left my house I could have had almost the same - and that experience I wouldn't have called a game either.

[@SomeFunnyAndOriginalNickname]

They haven't just put some random narriation over this game. If you thought about it a little, you would understand how hard it was for them to create such an ambigous story.

[@mookielark5270]

PokeCrysis bahahha love it

[@taichisuzuki1207]

@@Grey_Warden_Invasion "Tbh, that's not much of a game - it's a walking simulator with a bit of narration over it." -- That's a pretty good description of this game and almost every game like this.

[@AldoApachi-]

walking isn't really something I would call new in gaming

[@Ian.Gostling]

Possibly the most beautiful work of art yet created.

[@diamondjoe100]

This has to be brought forward for VR.

[@ChrisLT]

Great video. Sometimes something this straightforward is just what I'm looking for.

[@stygianphantasm8761]

One of my favorite games. You play these for your soul, man.

[@Toxixityy]

you need to learn what a good game is

[@writer4000]

I agree this game was beautiful

[@fastpoose]

@@Toxixityy Yup it was pretentious garbage

[@christopherwillson]

Ugh it's so beautiful. I wish I could play this every day on a different island.

[@doublebassman123]

"i went to the general store to glance at the new wares, but all i found was a mixture of soil and grain a midst the culmination of materialism in which you are now forced to live in; transfixed with sales and marketability - that world seems so superficial compared to the plain simplicity and stagnation of this empty isle. your heart is that general store so obsessed with the mundanity of life, my heart is as empty and stagnated as these empty rocks along the shore." - i can do it too!

[@DaveDexterMusic]

You really can't.

[@LisaSimpson2]

LOL

[@hunterotte9555]

It's closer to a poem or novela than an actual game, but I really liked it. I got it on sale for 4 bucks, I don't think it's worth 15 bucks as much as I enjoyed it. So if anyone is interested, keep an eye for a sale. The stories it tells are great, the music is amazing, and the island is such an interesting and beautiful place to explore even as dead as it is. My only complaints are the lack of a sprint and it's rather high price tag.

[@Scytheslinger]

At 49:30, the mountain is shaped like a woman lying on her side

[@broodjebeer153]

Oh my goddd! Didnt notice it till i saw this comment!

[@Chaa-duu-ba-its-iidan]

I really enjoy playing games like this one when I'm hungover.

[@straightupgamer354]

wow what a breathtaking looking experience

[@cultureofcritique9735]

This is absolute poetry.

[@verdeurie8650]

its so, relaxing, i love it :D

[@NathanJCornell]

Played this masterpeice, very well done indeed..! Great job Chinese Room :D

[@danielarosindo]

Oh! My! God!!! I so need to find this game :O It's just beautiful.....

[@Hawks1980]

+Daniela Rosindo It's on Steam

[@CS-ld7xp]

This is one of the best games ive ever played

[@PEACEWALKER1992]

Thanks for showing :)

[@voorheesblade303]

Games can be art, debate settled!

[@josh90bshadowcommunity74]

I missed that silouette figure on top of that cliff in the last chapter! I had the highest play time on this game for OnLive :) Might re-purchase it on Steam to play it again. My favourite is the cave chapter :P I've been to an island similar set in the same area as this game. The Hebrides.

[@josh90bshadowcommunity74]

+Josh90b OnLive Party Just learnt they're ghosts and can be found all through the game xD

[@Darrrenliesthequestion]

thank you very much for this

[@ch1ckenballs]

Questions What is the game about ? Who is Esther ? Why are we here ? What’s its purpose ?

[@estheridehnolsson7817]

MusiSean becuase i said so

[@fergusof]

Very good questions. That's is the beauty and fascination with this piece.

[@akadetrorjk]

That's the beauty of the game,you can imagine,you make the confused feeling creates a story.

[@tonythex1]

I really suggest playing the game for yourself if you haven't. I played it three times until I actually understood what the narrative is all about

[@interlude44]

I want this to be a book . I wanna know more about Esther

[@mariushagelskjr5452]

good lighting contrast in the cave

[@thetruespin]

I think you have to have had certain life experiences yourself to fully appreciate Dear Esther. At a basic level, unless you've experienced a long term relationship and the emotional attachment it brings I don't think the concepts in this game will resonate much. Truly one of my favourite gaming experiences.

[@edmondopiastrellame9437]

one of the best games in videogames history

[@WindyPower]

There is indeed no credits showing up in game, but the game files do contain a credits movie file, so I added it at the end.

[@JesseReith]

I love this game

[@DESTROYEUR666]

Did you play it?

[@JesseReith]

Multiple times

[@DESTROYEUR666]

Jesse Reith good

[@DESTROYEUR666]

Jesse Reith On witch platform?

[@Cephalopod51]

The engine of this game looks like it has the potential to be used to reboot other games, like Clive Barker's Undying, Giants: Citizen Kabuto, Blood, and others.

[@FreGZile]

It was originally made into the source engine, which was a really challenge considering its limitations. It was later transposed into unity for multiplatform release.

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

This looks awesome. I need to make more time for gaming.

[@reezalrosli3104]

Personally, one of the best games out there. Shows to me at first that video games need not only be about action and intensity, but rather intrigue and immersion of an experience.

[@cblake4111]

A simple but still beautiful game after all these years.

[@dinenduath4782]

I stopped playing, when i started to notice the ghosts. I was like - nopenopenopenopenopenopenope - and haven't played since.

[@tonythex1]

I know it's been 4 years, but please play it, experience it, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

[@dinenduath4782]

@@tonythex1 I can consider it now, thanks to your reminder that this game exists

[@tonythex1]

@@dinenduath4782 Never too late, my friend, enjoy

[@Yourhighnessnona]

😂😂😂😂

[@babyfatso6563]

That atmosphere... where else can i find it?

[@ronduptor]

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter

[@babyfatso6563]

Lionel Vanormelingen Thank you, i´ll try it out!

[@guto7702]

***** Realmyst:Masterpiece edition

[@babyfatso6563]

***** thanks man!

[@TristanFilms1]

battletoads

[@flaskopnare]

I hope he finaly found peace together with his belowed Esther...

[@smoinaladoo]

This This is This is purely This is purely gorgeous... A New Art Form

[@merxeddie6474]

Where a computer games becomes an artistic enterprise.

[@sparkybonehead]

What an interesting video game. Wish i could find more like it

[@bigdaddykyky5333]

i believe all of the markings on the cave walls to be the nervous system?

[@jorgevaldivia7482]

he made the marks to be remembered and leave a mark in the island

[@bigdaddykyky5333]

wow. im hella late on such a beautiful game. i never knew about it until i was watching horror game easter eggs on july 4th 2016. good lord.

[@GenderHeart59]

beautiful!

[@FPExooodus]

The water that supports the jet-skis... is the same that engulfs it!

[@candicehoutekier8853]

This game is the first form of perpetual landscapes in video games.

[@AnythingKen]

Beautiful.

[@prussianeagle1941]

For the haters and the lovers of this beautiful masterpiece. Haters are gonna hate. Sorry to give it to you guys. I understand the mentality though, some people need to have more interaction for something to be "fun". So a game such as "Call of Duty - Black Ops 2" would be considered fun to someone. Others don't need that much interaction to classify a game as fun. So people who play "Dear Esther", would also love playing "Journey, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, and Everyone's Gone to the Rapture". Me, I think they are both fun. I've played "Minecraft" and I think its one of the best games I've ever played. I've also played "Skyrim" and the graphics are amazing. But the best game I've ever played has to be "Age of Empires III". To those that don't know this game. Its a strategy game, basically a much better version of Clash of Clans. And its a mostly historically accurate game. With historic soldier units such as Dragoons, Musketeers, and Grenadiers. Love it, check it out!

[@andrewwhiley963]

This is the best sleep game ever

[@cultureofcritique9735]

I don't know who wrote this, but it is absolute genius.

[@RuSosan]

At 23:05 keep looking at the open cavern on the up-right corner of the screen...

[@berkayciftci7997]

comeback..

[@KatyaKit216]

I remember playing this on Onlive first....Fell in love with these sort of games because of this.

[@midinerd]

And now I'm ready to apply for that new job.

[@sheacorduroy5565]

You know I hate to compare a masterpiece to a Roblox game but I once played a game similar to this, you were in a lucid dream and in total darkness minus a small glowing ball of light you would follow and listen to while you climbed up a hill. Idk why but I’m just reminded of that lol.

[@jamiejack764]

Reminds me of myst, if anyone is old enough to remember

[@stormstudios1]

its crazy that something like this can be made in the source engine

[@lerikenchadze]

does it have credits? i finished it, no credits .... ?

[@frax777]

render time? Looks awesome btw

[@writer4000]

This game was beautiful And has a interesting story Vary poem like

[@PiperTMTotalWar]

what is your intro music from, btw great video of an amazing game:D

[@ryaka3015]

I think it's one of the songs from the soundtrack, which can be found on Spotify. It may be "The Bones of Jacobson" or "I Have Begun My Ascent", but I may be wrong

[@ronin9288]

Where's the game?

[@babydreams2712]

J'adore le concept les images et musique sont juste à couper le souffle, dommage qu'on n'est pas la traduction des paroles du narrateur en français. Mais c tres reussie. Tank you !

[@wfl19]

I feel like they could've done more with this than what they did. Like help the ghost cross over, be able to pick up objects, no game over, but just more than walking, it doesn't have to be a horror game

[@pressgreen]

what do you mean 3-4 days of rendering. like what are you rendering?

[@andysim232]

such a sad story omg!

[@Progster0192]

57:22 That was......beautiful!

[@cultureofcritique9735]

I demand to know who wrote this, it is sheer genius.

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

The perfect walking simulator

[@esztergal3141]

My name is Esther too.

[@kristiwisty]

Soundtrack reminds me of the short film Coda

[@Craveliox]

45:47 ghost

[@dexhivvv]

My dream Island.

[@enragedbear]

death stranding is the same and people love it

[@andrewgagne5063]

Captain Raymond Holt from Brooklyn nine nine probably would like this game.

[@user-qn1zj5bs5p]

actually what is this game play for ?

[@extremecompilations6705]

Is it on VR?

[@TheMazzken]

So you were playing as a bird this whole time?