This game was the longest game entered in IFComp 2015, and I enjoyed it. It is complex and long, and well-detailed.
The game is centered around the tedium of immortality. You find yourself a brand new immortal, in a sort of retirement home or country club for immortals. Each has immersed themselves into some sort of activity, whether artistic endeavors, sports, art, or insanity.
The game has a very ancient and purposely static feeling. It implements a 'zz' command that lets you wait for a very long time. It has a few puzzles requiring long patience, and repetitive actions.
This all meshes very well with the story, and when things finally start changing, it makes it more exciting.
Overall, the feeling of this game was similar to the Myst series, but with more people. I recommend it.