Gris is a PC adventure-puzzle game with no dialogue, telling a story of grief and healing through vibrant visuals and music. For PC players who’ve played Gris, what emotion did the game resonate with most—was it sadness (during the early, monochromatic levels) or hope (during the later, colorful levels)? How did the lack of dialogue affect your connection to the story—did it make you interpret the story in your own way, or did you find it hard to follow? Additionally, the game’s puzzles are simple and focused on exploration (e.g., moving platforms, activating switches)—did you find the puzzles too easy, or did they complement the game’s emotional tone (by not adding frustration)? Finally, Gris’s soundtrack is award-winning—how did playing on PC (with headphones or a good sound system) enhance the music, and did the music make key moments (like unlocking a new color) more emotional?