Good Mourning

this came is so cool! just bought it for about 0.5 eur... It's so cheap! the game feels like you are watching a movie...

Atmosphere and music is great! Played it thorough once, will be back for more once i have recovered. Thought provoking and moving game.

Watch memories and find out why everything went wrong. The game begins with a suicide, so there will undoubtedly be some difficult topics to address. You take on the role of the deceased's buddy. You embark on an unusual adventure after visiting his wake and receiving a request from his mother to take his ashes to his favorite site. Naturally, there’s a big twist that reveals itself pretty soon. The game is all about the story. Although you can walk around and choose who to chat to or engage with, you will still have to move on a linear path and go whenever the game takes you. In a narrative game, having some form of control is nice, but it doesn't really add to the overall experience. It’s a bit repetitive because you only move in one direction and interact with people. Graphics are appropriate for the game. People are silhouettes with no face characteristics, yet they stand out because to the clever use of color. The world, on the other hand, is vibrant and full of interesting sights. You go through a world that doesn't make much sense due to the game's concept. It's as if you're passing through your friend’s memories that cross your path. The choices you make along the way are what keep the game intriguing. Almost every interaction is a memory with several options that tell you something new about the guy's life. Because each option leads to a unique outcome, you'll probably need to play the game multiple times to get the whole picture. Decisions have nothing to do with you; you’re simply choosing what the characters will say to the man whose memories you’re exploring. You're jumping between different memories, so the story doesn't make much sense. However, you may not need to play the game again. The game involves loops, which means you'll visit the same spots again. This may make the game monotonous, but most of the individuals you encounter will have something new to say. Some, however, repeat and do not disclose anything new. You will have to go through them because there is no skip button. One criticism is directed toward saving. Although an indicator appears after critical sections, it achieves nothing because saving occurs as you reach a new screen. A single scene, on the other hand, features a few of interactive parts that can take tens of minutes to complete. If you quit the game before going to a new screen, you'll have to start over from the beginning of a screen.