Oxenfree is a PC adventure game where you play as Alex, a teenager who visits an abandoned island with friends, accidentally unleashing supernatural forces. The game’s dialogue is real-time—you have to choose responses quickly, and choices affect character relationships and the story. For PC players who’ve played Oxenfree, how did the real-time dialogue affect your experience—did it make the conversations feel more natural (like a real conversation) or more stressful (worried about missing a choice)? Which character’s relationship did you prioritize (e.g., Alex’s stepbrother Jonas or her friend Ren), and how did that choice change the story? Additionally, the game’s supernatural mystery unfolds slowly—did you find the pacing too slow, or did it build tension effectively? Finally, Oxenfree has a sequel (Oxenfree II: Lost Signals)—do you think the original game’s story stands on its own, or do you need to play the sequel to get closure?