The soundtrack, sound design, and environments were very immersive. The story was surprising and ended somewhat abruptly but it was very touching and relatable. There were a couple of bumps in the experience, however. First of all, the player is given a body, which is problematic in VR (if you are sitting and the character is standing, there is an odd disconnect between what you feel and see). It is much easier to make the player invisible, except for the hands. Secondly, after asking the player a question, the NPCs wait a little bit too long and it becomes awkward.