It's clear from all aspects that this is a product from 2004 and lacks many of the features, UX, and QoL elements of modern games. While revolutionary at the time, it's not worth investing time in now

Surreal setting and puzzles leaves an uneasy uncertainty in the player as they explore the narrative space. Puzzles overall are simple but the pull of the unknown will keep players attached.

A bent note highway for this music game results in a far more difficult on-boarding than a smooth strait option. Characters are heavily stereotyped in overly simplistic ways.

A bent note highway for this music game results in a far more difficult on-boarding than a smooth strait option. Characters are heavily stereotyped in overly simplistic ways.

Light mixing of deckbuilding and RPG elements work well for the cheerful and jovial world of magical bureaucracy.

While each puzzle theme is well made they don't last long enough to feel fulfilling and spend more time teaching than testing player skill, which is vital to a strong puzzle game.

Apparently abandoned this unfinished game lacks enough features or core elements to provide player an understanding of what the design intent was for the full game.

Imprecision in the physics results in puzzle solutions relying on far to much luck, even the recommended solutions fail more often then they succeed.

Physical strain aside, the tasks present to the player offer little challenge except time spent and even less rewards for doing so.

Imprecise controls are part of the point of the game, but the design and requirements of levels make it more frustrating than fun. Impassable checkpoints furthers this trouble.