Weird Autumn culminates in a heated argument with your mom and a pivotal event after the Harfest play that feels like it has potentially changed the trajectory of the game.

I'm also already seeing so many thematic threads to pull. A wider backdrop of economic downturn; a loss of unifying spaces, opportunity, and faith; and a once prosperous area becoming a shell of itself. Not to mention the specific stories we encounter with each of the characters. I already love them all, especially Bea.