Well this one is the weakest of the whole set, it is good but pretty shallow. The time loop is a great idea not so greatly executed, it gets old a bit too fast with the constant introductions and the central mystery is actually really bland. Even then, I liked what they were going for, it is unique and imaginative so big props for that, just wished the main conflict of the spaceship crashing was further developed, as it feels like an excuse for the whole Groundhog loop to exist.

Plus, the big thing that makes this set special is the character relationships and their development so this one feels like filler and out of place (as if they needed to have 4 stories but couldn't make it work story wise)

I'm coming across as really negative but I obviously enjoyed this one a lot (I love weird and experimental storytelling, so this one is a no brainer) it is just no where near the exceptional quality bar Uncharted has set.