A short game with a timeless art-style. I got lucky and completed the game on my second attempt thanks to a lot of forward planning.

The points required for each structure does get overwhelming later on, though it is somewhat counterbalanced by there being more opportunities to earn high amounts of points. There was times between structures (my mind associated getting a new structure with gaining a level) that it felt like it was dragging, but there was others, even late game, where the time between structures went very quickly. Overall, I think there's a good balance there.

It took quite a while to realise there was animals that could be clicked on, probably something I forgot from the tutorial. Upon discovering them, I spent so much time looking around for more animals to click on. The size of the animals made sense in comparison to the size of the tiles, however, it was difficult to see the animals without zooming in a lot. Oh, and the noises the animals made when clicked on was a cute little touch.

The one thing that fell short for me was the soundtrack. It felt a lot like a meditation soundtrack. Of course the soundtrack shouldn't be anything full on as it is a cosy puzzle game, yet it didn't do much for me.

I enjoyed my time with this game, and recommend it to anyone who is a fan of puzzle games.

Pan'orama

I really enjoyed playing Pan'orama! One of the missions I completed took me 8 and a half hours, which was a great challenge. Although it took me a little while at first to figure out how the game works, I eventually got the hang of it – and that was after my second try. The game is actually pretty simple, you just need to connect the logical tasks and figure out the right way to progress. It's essentially like a puzzle, where you need to find the right combination and steps to move forward.

The graphics are beautiful, the environment is carefully crafted, and the music enhances the overall atmosphere. Every step of the game was enjoyable because the tasks were clever but not too difficult, allowing you to fully appreciate the experience.

Overall, it's a perfect game for anyone who likes logical challenges but doesn’t want something too complicated. I definitely recommend it!