Wandersong

Her entire existance is left a complete mystery to the player until the very end of act three, and she completely shakes up the rest of the story, and adds some MUCH needed conflict.

It's a wholesome simple game which uses its core mechanic in new and interesting ways constantly.

I came for the visuals and mechanics, and stayed until the very end.

While I personally did not actually find most of the soundtrack all that memorable, I will admit that it's all very quality stuff.

The puzzles are just the right difficulty level for each act, and the characters are memorable and unique.

Miriam is an incredible supporting character, and at first acts as the straight man to the bard's optimistic shenanigans, but she soon grows into a very layered character who got a lot more development than I initially expected.