You can apply the logic to a lot of things that give you less enjoyment than this game. How much would you spend on a meal out, for example? Or a book? The gaming industry is bloated with games trying to replicate the success of proper classic long games like the Final Fantasys and the Zeldas, but actually they are repetitive affairs designed just so they can say "40 hours of gameplay" etc. A good game should be judged on its own merits, not expected to be a certain length because others think they should be.

I don't, if not, hardly buy films and if I do they're around £5 per film. I'd be happy at £5 but this is still too expensive.

Excellent story telling.

You'd be better off getting the humble bundle and playing oxenfree, much better game IMO.

Decent game. Only about 4 hours long. Only 4 trophies and impossible to not get them. I enjoyed it.

The gameplay isn't exactly thrilling but I've enjoyed many other walking sims...
The awful story is what really breaks this game for me... It starts off bad, builds into something quite interesting and then falls on its face into a pile of dog eggs.
Even if you'd pirated this game, you'd feel robbed of the play time you'll never get back!

£9 for a few hours of gaming. WAKE UP PC GAMERS ITS A RIP OFF. YOUR ALL SETTLEING FOR AND BUYING HIGH PRICE GAMES.
before you know it we will be in line with console prices.

Funny how people won't pay £9 for a 4-5 hour game, yet they'll happily pay £10 to watch a 90 minute Adam Sandler film at the cinema.

I really want to buy the game but don't know whether to cave at £9... A good price but still a fair bit of money

Very good but very, sadly, short game - a good few hours or so, give or take. I was glued to my seat the whole time and was able to complete it in one sitting.

Although, £8.99 is a great price, it's still too expensive for a very short game. Beautiful it maybe, but if it was a longer game then I could justify the price.

Hot nonetheless.