Basically, a short story telling a lesson (approx. 1 hour) via simple gameplay design, with interesting artwork and music. Puzzles are easy, good for younger audience. Nothing for advanced Puzzlers.

We hoped for more, but the story didn't appeal at all. The artsy style seemed promising in the beginning, but disappointed over the short time. Free game, as now, you can try it, but better avoid it.

Unfortunately, not worth at this state. Lack of unique/innovative ideas, nothing special so far. You might be happy with games like Hand of Fate 2. Early Access, therefore neutral review.

Innovative P&C-Puzzle-VN-hybrid with deep story, but might feel complex, bug-ish or not player-friendly. Challenging, but great game. Casual or unseasoned players might not enjoy it at this state.

Weird short (ca. 20 mins) little experimental Jump&Run-Puzzle, but lack of instruction and story telling can setup frustration quickly. Tip: Take a look at control if you stuck at start.

Hidden indie gem: Challenging puzzle combined with plattformer and stealth elements. Story telling, music and art style are appealing. The humor works well, if you like dark macabre humor.

Short little weird puzzle adventure game with a bit of arcade. The art is pretty decent and the game comes with funky music. Although the game is cheap, game and story telling comes too short.

Quite challenging puzzle plattformer. Players might get borred fast, due to lack of story and missing feeling of reward after solving a tricky puzzle. Movement control could be better, as well.

This Point&Click is very well made through the first parts, but declines to the end. This leaves a big sour note, BUT the artwork, storytelling and voice-over are very appealing! Recommend if on sale!

This is not a typical game, but rather a nice way into experiencing the concept of existentialism projected from the view of a mountain. Some might find it relaxing, depressing or both ...