Totally brilliant game. Beautiful, artistic, all the things I usually don't worry about. This is a must play. Puzzles are challenging me. I obviously don't think along the same lines as the developers! Cannot stop playing (good thing I'm retired}. Also, cannot wait for the next one.
Bravo to the developers. You made a magnificent game!!!!

I wanted to like this, because it’s visually stunning, but I simply can’t recommend it, especially if you’ve a physical disability which affects your dexterity (as I do). I also have a problem with my sight caused by my thyroid and this, coupled with the fact that I’m playing on a MBP with a 16” screen means that I’m constantly following a video walkthrough because things are just too small. This is a sign of poor UI which, in turn, leads to a poor UX. I think I managed a grand total of THREE puzzles without being forced to resort to a walkthrough.

Let’s start with the cube puzzle, as this was the first one for which I needed to use a walkthrough. I actually screen-recorded the relevant part of the video and played it back on my iPad frame-by-frame, and I STILL kept f**king up. It took me almost THREE HOURS to make it to the end of the 215-square path, several times I came close to giving up; my frustration could’ve been lessened somewhat by the inclusion of checkpoints so that, if I did make a mistake, I wasn’t forced to start from the beginning again.

There are also eight puzzles on two columns which involve you having to recreate shapes on a 4x4 grid, because I’m playing on a laptop, the shapes were too small to see, so I had to copy them from the video - this is another example of poor UI, which the developer needs to address.

Then there was the pedestals puzzle, where I found the pieces extremely hard to move, but the one which has made me give up completely is what the developer euphemistically describes as the “ring challenge” - it isn’t a “challenge”, it’s an exercise in frustration, especially if you have poor dexterity and are playing on a laptop. Attempting to guide the ring to the end of its undulating and winding path is IMPOSSIBLE when you’re holding down a trackpad and your hand keeps shaking. That was the breaking point for me, if ONLY there was a ‘skip’ button, or the developer had included a ‘would you like to skip this puzzle?’, dialogue which pops up after a certain number of failed attempts.

The only disability the developer has catered to is colourblindness, there has been ZERO thought given to those people with physical disabilities. The frustrating thing is I’m now well beyond the time Steam allows for a refund, but at least it’s ‘only’ £8.50 down the drain, but that’s hardly

Interested to hear what the developer has to say and whether they’ll think about implementing my recommendations, so that I can finish the game.

A nice little indie puzzle in the vein of Myst! As someone who doesn't typically play Myst type games (the closest would probably be The Witness), I found the puzzles a bit challenging, though there's usually a few available at a time, so I could bounce around. One thing that I got stuck on at first was not realizing what was clickable in a puzzle -- this might be my lack of Myst knowledge -- but I just got used to clicking on everything to check.

Overall an enjoyable game with really fantastic music!