Movement is slow, interaction is minimal, and player agency is limited. The experience leans heavily on visuals, audio design, and scripted moments, sometimes giving the impression that it was designed more as a graphical and engine showcase than as a deeply engaging interactive experience.

For players seeking contemplative exploration and mood, it may resonate. For those expecting meaningful gameplay systems or player-driven progression, it can feel restrained and distant rather than immersive.

Well with that being said i actually liked the concept. Why would you not run instantly? why would you need to build momentum for that long?

All these years on, it's still a brillant experience.

If you want it, only get it on console, this port is and always has been poorly optimized. I fixed issues with framerate by using AMD adrenaline software but now, when I leave the game alone for 10 seconds, it crashes and restarts my computer. You could have the best hardware possible and still have many issues. If you really want to try it on PC just wait until it's 5usd or less.