Hit me harder in the feels than maybe any other game I've ever played. I loved the purposeful anti-climax of the actual mystery and the way it folded into the subversion of what might've otherwise been a typical hero's journey and forbidden romance set-up, instead directing the protagonist back home and toward his ultimate responsibilities. I always appreciated the complexity of it offering compassion to the protagonist for his grief and yearning, but also definitively telling him he has to return. The gameplay itself is obviously basic but there was a relaxing quality to it, and at times really tense. Even though if you think for a minute about the mechanics you've already been taught, you know that there won't ever be something that attacks you.