Yeah.

Like I've said before, I'm not one for video games; they just don't really appeal to me. I realize that I am a bit biased because the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions video games are ones like Call of Duty and Halo, and I have zero interest in those games. Just watching someone playing these games confuses me. The interface and multi screens make it hard for me to know where I'm supposed to be looking and the movements are jerky and too fast paced. 

Honestly, if you can play these games then props to you because it's a complete mystery to me. Maybe that’s why I just never even give them a chance. As cool as all the games were that Blake was talking about, there wasn’t anything that I could see myself playing until he brought up Dear Esther. I love that it is a narrative driven game that is more about the experience than it is a play-by-play task game. I would actually like to play this game at some point given the chance. For people who have played this game, what do you think of it?