What Remains of Edith Finch is a PC narrative adventure game where you explore the Finch family home, uncovering the stories of each family member’s death through short, unique gameplay segments. For PC players who’ve completed the game, what’s the most memorable family member’s story—was it Lewis’s surreal fishing/daydream segment or Molly’s animal-transformation sequence? How did the varied gameplay (each story has a different mechanic) keep the game engaging, even though it’s mostly story-driven? Additionally, the Finch house is a character in itself—filled with hidden rooms, personal items, and clues about the family—how did exploring the house make you feel connected to the Finches, and did you find any small details (like a child’s drawing or a letter) that added depth to the story? Finally, the game is short (2-3 hours)—do you think its brevity makes the emotional impact stronger, or would you have liked to spend more time with each family member’s story?