Firewatch is a PC adventure game set in a Wyoming forest, where you play as a park ranger (Henry) communicating with your supervisor (Delilah) via walkie-talkie, solving small puzzles and uncovering a mystery. For PC players who’ve completed the game, what made the story so impactful—was it the relationship between Henry and Delilah (built through dialogue) or the slow-burn mystery that unfolds? Did the ending feel satisfying, or did it leave you wanting more? Additionally, the game’s art style is vibrant and stylized—how did the forest’s design (changing seasons, detailed environments) make exploration feel immersive, even though the game has no combat? Finally, Firewatch is a relatively short game (5-6 hours)—do you think its length is perfect for its story, or would you have liked more content (like additional side quests or areas to explore) on PC?