Best Month Ever! is a story-driven adventure that kept me engaged throughout its entire runtime. The gameplay is minimal—mostly walking and interacting with objects to progress the narrative—but the emotional weight and character-driven storytelling make it compelling. The game explores mature themes, including moments of abuse and ethically complex situations like a child driving or handling a gun. These moments are framed through a parental lens, often accompanied by choices that reflect the mother’s influence, which adds a layer of depth not commonly found in other choice-based games. While the game includes quick time events, they can be disabled, which is a notable accessibility feature. I played with them enabled and found they added some light interaction without overwhelming the experience. I haven’t replayed the game to explore alternate endings, but the branching paths and decision-making felt impactful. Some interactions are forced, limiting player agency at times, but the overall narrative structure and emotional resonance make it a memorable experience. If you're looking for a reflective, choice-driven story with a unique perspective on parenting and consequence, Best Month Ever! is worth your time.