Steam’s Trippiest Game in Years Deserves a Second Shot Before GTA 6 Buries Everything

Somewhere in the afterlife, there’s a card catalog full of sentient books. Each one’s been made from a person’s very best moment. Your job’s sorting through them. So far, so good — until you open one up, and there’s no shining memory inside. The reason, you're told: an entire world out there has lost its god, and without one, no moments get made at all. That news gets you sent hurtling by train to investigate…and thrown headlong into interviewing strangers about their personal crises, asking innocent questions about the shame, self-doubt, and grief that have kept people trapped since their god stopped showing up for them. The way you comfort these strangers isn't through dialogue choices — it's through physical transformation. Mid-conversation, you shapeshift: bullets for legs, a cat's head, a tuba for a torso, whatever the moment seems to call for.