My First Time in The Beginner's Guide… this really hurt. [FULL GAME]

Is it possible for a video game to be a substitute for therapy? Abso-bloody-lutely. Welcome to my The Beginner's Guide playthrough, and first time playing this narrative indie game, created by Davey Wreden, as his follow-up to The Stanley Parable. This is my first time in this, and it affected me quite a lot. I found myself relating strongly to Coda and Davey, and I hope my analysis on the experience did it justice!

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0:00 - Intro
1:47 - Joe and Davey's Therapy Session Begins

About the game:
The Beginner's Guide is a 2015 interactive storytelling video game created by Davey Wreden under the studio name Everything Unlimited Ltd. as his follow-up to The Stanley Parable, and follows the Narrator, Wreden, taking the player through a number of incomplete and abstract game creations made by a developer named Coda.