No cursor in fullscreen mode makes it unplayable.

Fixed an entire planet before breakfast. My wife still asks why I can’t fix the leaky faucet. Priorities, people.

What an absolute tragedy this game is. The game itself, phenomenal. But, and this is a BIG BUT, it is fundamentally BROKEN.

It's a hidden object / puzzle game that lets you proceed through the game without finding all the objects or solving the puzzles correctly. That'd be like playing Super Mario and when you fall in a pit, instead of dying, the game just warps you to the flagpole. Whoever ported this game from whatever platform it came from did an absolute trash job at QA.

Which is a shame, because I genuinely LOVED this game. And I don't even typically like this genre but what a masterpiece. It's just hard enough to give you a challenge, but easy enough that you can get through it. The music is chill. It's a nice little cozy casual game to relax with. And for the most part, the puzzles make sense.

This is a problem I often have with puzzle games in that the author has chosen an obscure "method" to solve. Which usually makes no sense and you don't eve really figure it out, you just fumble your way through it or brute force it to pass. This game only had 1 or 2 of those, for the most part everything was pretty straightforward. Not easy, it took some thinking, but made sense.

If you're like me and you want your work to count for something, i.e. solving puzzles correctly and finding everything correctly, make a backup of your game save between every level. That way if you get "warped" erroneously, you can restore a save and try again (as the game will not let you go back and re-do it). They're stored in your C drive at Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Colibri Games\The Tiny Bang Story.

I genuinely wish they had taken the time to make this game work correctly, then it would have been a strong recommend from me! As it sits, it's still playable and maybe most people wouldn't even care. But I don't like getting an A for F work, which is what this game does.