I like the look and feel of the game. I have made two attempts to play it, but in the first few minutes it crashes. The first time, I got a "fatal error" message. The second time, just about 1 minute further into the game than the last time, it just froze up and I had to use Task Manager to close it out. I'm so disappointed because it seems like a game I might really enjoy. I'm happy for the opportunity to play a free demo (or attempt to anyway) before purchasing....

This has a very Nancy Drew feel. It looks amazing!

I apologise for my English: -Not very user-friendly control. The cursor has too large range of action, it seems that you can approach everything, but it is not so. And it's also not very convenient that when you click, the cursor disappears -I had a bug in the crossword puzzle: the first 2 words were confirmed only from the second time -Something is wrong with the proportions in the house. +I love the voices of the characters +I love the main character's lines. +Nice animation of the characters +Catchy ...

Boy does this scratch the itch. Really charming atmosphere. I quite like the sound design. I liked all the minor interactions and found the navigation intuitive. I liked the clear option to skip dialogue if you needed to. Decent voice acting-- slightly stilted but in a way I have a soft spot for from old point and clicks. Considering this is an indie project it doesn't bother me. The character assets are very nice. I was pleasantly surprised with Cassandra in particular. Alex's voice actress is charming an...

This game looks really promising. It definitely has the vibe of one of the old Nancy Drew games. All the small things to interact with like eating food or writing notes were fun. I wish there were more to do in the beginning or more context to what was happening. Navigation was fairy solid except for the bottom floor of the inn. I kept going in circles or struggling to find which direction i needed to go to get to a certain room. It would be nice if you just had to click on an item to use it, instead of h...