Which indie game’s unconventional narrative did you find most emotionally resonant?

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Some indie titles use unconventional narratives - nonlinear structure, unreliable narrators or fragmented worlds to deliver profound emotional impacts. Whether it’s the memory-scapes of What Remains of Edith Finch, the branching vignettes of Her Story or the symbolic symbolism in Omori, which indie game’s storytelling resonated most deeply with you? What narrative devices whether multi-perspective chapters, environmental monologues or player-driven dialogue trees fostered that connection? And how did gameplay mechanics reinforce emotional beats, transforming story into lived experience?