I'm pretty disappointed about this one. Maybe it was just misfortune that I played this way later after having experienced some really fun games from Gogii, but it ended up leaving a bad taste in my mouth. And mind you, it says it's been developed in 2013, and it felt so much older than that.

Despite having a map and activity indicator, the lack of fast travel kind of made me weary since the scene transitions took a while.

I don't think it's...really worth anything for the price. The graphics are pretty shoddy and put-together, there was a visible lack of care in the HO scenes (how many times are we going to look for locks and feathers?) with random objects strewn about (and modern ones at that, in this timeline? How careless!) With so many HO scenes you would think they'd at least focus on those aspects than with the puzzles.

And there's an HO scene in EVERY room. If there's a room, there's a HOS. It got pretty exhausting and predictable. Plus the storytelling went left field at the last minute, only introducing the 'main truth' til later. There had been zero build up from that premise until then, leaving me kind of... ugh about it. They had something going and then just quickly wrapped it up in written text. It was pretty disatisfying.

Nothing was memorable, I only stopped playing for a day and I've already forgotten the puzzles. It just wasn't fun.

I'm pretty disappointed about this one. Maybe it was just misfortune that I played this way later after having experienced some really fun games from Gogii, but it ended up leaving a bad taste in my mouth. And mind you, it says it's been developed in 2013, and it felt so much older than that. Despite having a map and activity indicator, the lack of fast travel kind of made me weary since the scene transitions took a while. I don't think it's...really worth anything for the price. The graphics are pretty shoddy and put-together, there was a visible lack of care in the HO scenes (how many times are we going to look for locks and feathers?) with random objects strewn about (and modern ones at that, in this timeline? How careless!) With so many HO scenes you would think they'd at least focus on those aspects than with the puzzles. And there's an HO scene in EVERY room. If there's a room, there's a HOS. It got pretty exhausting and predictable. Plus the storytelling went left field at the last minute, only introducing the 'main truth' til later. There had been zero build up from that premise until then, leaving me kind of... ugh about it. They had something going and then just quickly wrapped it up in written text. It was pretty disatisfying. Nothing was memorable, I only stopped playing for a day and I've already forgotten the puzzles. It just wasn't fun.