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Eastward is probably my favorite video game ever. I actually learned about it from a post here on lemmy a month or two after its release and I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned in the wild since. Gorgeous pixel art, characters you fall in love with, wonderful soundtrack. It's not for everyone - it's very dialogue-heavy and a lot of the story is left open-ended - but the world they've built is so compelling and packed with emotion. It's really heartwarming at times and beautifully creepy at other times.