love the story. the wife is pretty. the puzzles were dope. loved how some puzzles had to be figured out by going back to another room cuz that is where the clue was. gunna be making the cake recipe, see how it turns out.

Fun game if you're in the mood to roam around a manor. The graphics are pretty great; do a good job of presenting an expensive-looking environment. The story/atmosphere is okay, starts off interesting, but around the middle the game becomes more about just tracking and using objects. Thankfully it picks up near the end. Overall I enjoyed myself.

The journal and map could be improved upon a bit. The game keeps a journal of essentials, but I found there were a few items/names/observations missing that I needed to note down manually. It would perhaps been better if the journal kept a bit more info than you would need, to better hide the elements needed to solve puzzles. Similarly, the map marks most unsolved puzzles as you encounter them, but since it shows the complete mansion it does not help you remember doors that were locked when you tried them. Perhaps adding rooms only when you've actually entered them would have helped with this part of roaming around.

One light complaint about the default controller layout: it binds ''show global objective'' under press-rightstick', which is useful, but ''show hint'' under press-leftstick which I found makes it far too easy to activate a hint by accident (so a spoiler in effect). I replaced this with keyboard-I for Inventory, a much more useful shortcut that does not take one out of the game so much: by default one has to go through a generic looking menu-screen and select the inventory button to get there.

Recommend for a casual puzzler. All puzzle was not very hard to solve and clues are very obvious. One thing to note is it take place in a big mansion where you have to go back and forth between room to find a clue or solve a puzzle.