One last high school autumn, a gang of friends, and the feeling that it is all about to end.

The profile is still raw, barely a few votes per criterion, so take this as a first probe rather than a verdict. What the early reactions suggest is a mood piece above all. The controller feel sits ahead of nearly 80% of the others, and the wish to rediscover it for the first time floats fairly high too. To be confirmed, but it paints a game that lingers in your head long after. On the other side, immediate fun stays right at the bottom, ahead of less than a fifth of all games. The tension is there, on few votes: this looks like a game that leaves a mark but never tries to glue you to the screen for one quick session.

That fits what yeo was after, a slow slice of life beat'em up, closer to a contemplative River City than to an arcade brawler.

So, who is it for? For you if you love wandering, routines, the smell of a youth winding down. Much less if you want the snappy game you fire up to empty your head fast.