Not bad at all!

A simple, pretty little puzzle platformer with two interesting protagonists and a lovely sense of environmental aesthetics.

You play as both a tall, strong blind creature and a short, deaf creature (look, they don't really have a name for their species as far as I can tell) whom you will switch between with a button push; one can push and pull things as well as play musical instruments (just a collectible; it contributes nothing to the gameplay) and the other can beam energy to activate certain objects as well as sketch and draw scenes/landscapes/characters (again, it's just a form of collectible that has zero gameplay impact). Together you will navigate a strange jungle world full of toxic pollution and environmental puzzles (and later physical puzzles in the ruins of cities) attempting to.......destroy the source of the pollution? Maybe? Unfortunately, one of the drawbacks of the game is its weak narrative.

So, positives: It's colourful (when you're playing as the deaf creature.....the blind creature sees in black and white) and quite pretty, and the gameplay is enjoyable. The puzzles are also relatively straight-forward and you probably won't have to consult a walkthrough to finish the game (obviously for some that might be a negative), which can be completed in roughly 4 hours, so short but sweet!

Negatives: The story is.........well, there's an attempt to have a plot, but without dialogue and with only the occasional painting and weird electronic monitors from a previous civilization (I assume....remember, the game is really vague and obtuse) there's little in the way of an explicit narrative or background lore, which kinda sucks because it means you're just exploring and solving puzzles without really knowing or caring why.

So, the game is still fun to play and has a lot to recommend it, but it is really let down by the absence of plot and background lore....environmental story-telling can only take you so far.

Recommended, but it's only a good game, not a great one.