It isn't exactly a masterpiece in gameplay — although it even does its job of offering interesting challenges —, but it shines with their amazing cast of characters and the story by itself.

Playing it is like eating a tasteless cookie with an impressive and amazing filling inside. maybe you can enjoy your journey through this park as well as I enjoyed my destination at the mountain.

It isn't the next step of the genre, but it definitely can be your first step into the world of bullet heavens. If you always wanted to try a game like this and was intimidated to do so, try this one.

The Exploration Mode can miss some of the shooting, but the intriguing mystery, the cool characters and the interesting puzzles were enough to not only make a good game, but stick me to the screen.

It creates a relaxing and interesting experience from a concept that could easily be boring or repetitive. The devs found a good balance: relaxing without getting frustrating or monotonous.

It understands so well the idea of what is the core of a gaming creepypasta, but fails on complement with a mystery that, to be fair, didn't need to be explicit to pass its message.

When your puzzle design goes totally opposite than your game's vibes, there's something wrong with it, and I don't think that good grandma stories are enough to compensate it.

Accessible to all types of players, even if you never did an escape room before, its puzzles are interesting to solve and the plants are also cool to see grow.

Purely collecting points isn't exactly my jam, but the gameplay here is so fluid and good to experience that is hard to stop playing.

It's a shame that the pacing (with the gold unlocks), instead of creating a fun goal to achieve, just made the repetitive parts of the game even more tiring than they should be.