Let me begin by saying thank you to the devs who kindly included a motion sickness toggle to their game. It was a relief after launching and seeing it was played entirely in first person to find this pleasant surprise as someone who has recently found themselves unable to play many games due to severe motion sickness.

On the game itself, despite not being the most realistic graphics, I was thoroughly transported into the environment of the game. Its beauty and tranquillity was a welcome calm and even the most "stressful" of puzzles were eased with the sound of the calm music. Well executed environmental sounds including changes to sounds for footsteps on different surfaces added to the immersion.

I enjoyed finding little pieces of lore and history, deciphering the story behind the protagonist, making the games ending all the more meaningful, knowing how much it meant, how much the protagonist had to go through to reach that point in her life.

My only downside throughout the entire game was an issue with a puzzle not being solved despite doing the right things, just in the wrong order according to the games coding. But largely the puzzles are fairly simple, but not so simple as to feel unaccomplished when solving them and allocating clues to each flower in the book was a fun little mechanic I thoroughly enjoyed doing, ensuring to have every clue for every flower as a personal goal.

This game was truly a gem to experience.

Very relaxing, beautiful game. I love the lore you pick up reading all the notes. The puzzles weren't overly challenging but still satisfying when completed. Highly recommend for puzzle lovers as a short relaxing game.

Honestly the perfect relaxing puzzle game. Puzzles don't get to the point of frustration, art style is very pretty and every professor in the 1800s was an absolute bastard.