art - 9/10
story - 7/10
mechanics - 5/10
characters - 8/10
playtime ∼1 hour for 100%

very pretty game!! it's one you can tell was made by an artist, not a game developer, if that makes sense, but for a point and click game it's not that big of an issue! there's still a lot of charm to it
the art style is really gorgeous and the scenery and concepts used are really cool! really liked the character design

slight things that bothered me other than random glitches is that dialogue always repeats when you talk to a character regardless of if it's important story dialogue or not as opposed to a lot of games, when exhausting dialogue, it'll change to something like a single line to remind you what to do or "..." to imply you're supposed to move on but you'll go through the entire intro over again just because you wanted to see something different which sucks when you're someone who wants to make sure you don't miss anything haha

the characters both feel like they are shallow but are seeking depth at the same time, maybe the progression of the game is just too fast to allow them to fully be focused on- even their unique endings don't do particularly much for them. i think they have a lot of potential it's just hard to fully flesh stuff out in an experimental video game
it's unforgiving on decisions but it works for such a short game

there's very little explanation on what you need to do at times and it's kind of just click around until something works but thats a lot of point and click games sometimes. it mainly only annoyed me for annete's dream because why would the answer be stabbing the sofa and feeding popcorn to a goldfish ??? with the other two there was at least dialogue guiding what had to be done