Bom jogo! :)

I restrict the term "walking simulator" to spite games in which only interaction is moving around to follow the story, that people who wanted to make movies but can't muster an ounce of effort begrudgingly decide to do, misattributing to themselves a faux moniker of an artist. Not a proper game in which you have to actively look for and solve environmental puzzles, like this one is.

As such, this is the one "walking simulator" I can call an interactive movie and see a point to being released as a game. And at that being a nice piece of gloomy, but not edgy, surrealist cinema that takes about 90 minutes to complete. While it can't be judged as a normal movie, it stands out as its own entertainment and dare I say it — art. Russians like always in avant-garde, in 2012 — no less.