Pastfence

Before you purchase, I'd like to point out this game will only take 10-15 mins of your time. Regardless, the price isn't asking for much and for it you get a lovely looking interactive experience dedicated to the lives lost March 11th, 2011 in the Japanese Tsunami. If you've been playing too much GTA and general shooters, take a rest and give this a go. It's relaxing, calming and will give you some faith in humanity. With that said, it's not for everyone. The game didn't hit me as much as I expected, but I think that's where I personally went wrong expectation. I read some reviews as I whizzed down the steam page after the beauty of the screenshots caught my eye and when I saw that most ended up teary eyed I was driven to the purchase. I jump at the chance for independent games that evoke feelings AAA titles tend to miss, but when I played 9.03m nothing really hit me till the end. Maybe I'm still recovering from my bad day. 7/10 While I appreciate the wonderful message behind this creation, I think more information could have been given so that I could feel a wider sense of empathy to the victims shown. Though I have to say the ending really hit home, and I was left with goosebumps and a whole load of feels. Recommended. Side note: If you liked Dear Esther, and you are a fan of small indie goodies as much as I am, go for it.