Beautiful perception and perspective puzzle game that's not very difficult but definitely worth giving a try.
While the solutions to each level are not hard and mostly intuitive, the mechanics of the game are fun and interesting. Each level has its own new mechanic to try and work with, some more creative or mindbending, and others more simple and straightforward. The levels are pretty small for the most part so they are very much worth exploring fully as the game is rich with easter eggs. The story isn't much to write home about, it's mostly just there for the sake of it. You find bits of it through written and audio journal entries of people from the past, and reminiscences of your pettable virtual cat companion, but it's certainly not so bad you need to turn the audio off as I've read some others say, not only is that take straight-up childish and stupid, but the amount of voiced dialogue is too little to begin with for any reasonable person to be bothered by.
I've not experienced any technical issues except for sometimes, after opening the steam overlay, the mouse sensitivity would randomly become extremely slow for no particular reason and the only way to fix it is to restart the game. However, this isn't an issue just with this game in particular, but one that has to do with the Unity engine as it happens in other games made in Unity.

Beautiful perception and perspective puzzle game that's not very difficult but definitely worth giving a try. While the solutions to each level are not hard and mostly intuitive, the mechanics of the game are fun and interesting. Each level has its own new mechanic to try and work with, some more creative or mindbending, and others more simple and straightforward. The levels are pretty small for the most part so they are very much worth exploring fully as the game is rich with easter eggs. The story isn't much to write home about, it's mostly just there for the sake of it. You find bits of it through written and audio journal entries of people from the past, and reminiscences of your [b][u]pettable[/u][/b] virtual cat companion, but it's certainly not so bad you need to turn the audio off as I've read some others say, not only is that take straight-up childish and stupid, but the amount of voiced dialogue is too little to begin with for any reasonable person to be bothered by. I've not experienced any technical issues except for sometimes, after opening the steam overlay, the mouse sensitivity would randomly become extremely slow for no particular reason and the only way to fix it is to restart the game. However, this isn't an issue just with this game in particular, but one that has to do with the Unity engine as it happens in other games made in Unity.