A bicycle, a notebook, and a world about to vanish while you record it.

On gut feeling alone, Season sits ahead of only 21% of games. That is low. And the details confirm it almost everywhere: fun, ahead of 4% of titles, controller feel, 7%, desert island, 6%, sound, very low too despite what you might expect from a contemplative game. One line soars, and it really soars: art style, ahead of 91% of games. There is the whole paradox. The community finds it beautiful and still does not want to pick it. What it offers to the eye is not enough to make you want to return. Only rediscovery climbs back toward the middle, as if the game were only truly worth the first time.

That is the usual fate of contemplative adventures: deliberate slowness, memory collecting, gentleness. Qualities that lose every duel where the question is instant pleasure or replay value.

So, who is it for? For you if you want a melancholy ride, an art direction that stays in your eye, a game that asks you to look rather than act. Much less so if you want friction, challenge, or a reason to come back.