I really wish I had bought this game sooner and put a lot more time into exploring it.

If you're a fan of games such as Antichamber, NaissanceE and Monument Valley, this game is perfect for you. The music, visuals, and architecture of the game are very well done. The puzzles themselves are well thought through, and pose a decent challenge, but never too much as to become tedious and exhausting. The mesmerizing non-Euclidean architecture of the world is itself part of the puzzle as you often shift gravity and traverse it on all of its sides.
The main route itself might is straightforward enough and rewards you with a very decent feeling of satisfaction at the end when you finish it. But if you wish you could play a little longer, the game won't leave you unsatisfied in the slightest. The ultimate challenge and true test of your will is in attempting to get the "The Game is Not Enough" achievement. It's in this playthrough that you will discover the true depth of the game's puzzles, and the absurdly complex and hidden shortcuts and paths that you missed in the normal playthrough. You may have noticed some of these mechanics before but now they are not only essential but sometimes your only way to progress. If you manage to do it alone, I truly congratulate you for this accomplishment but I gave in and looked up a guide or two to help me along the way to get this achievement. Still, I could not believe what I just did when I finished the game and got the achievement and it made me appreciate the game a lot more. And that is why I write this review.

Get this game, take your time and enjoy it to the fullest. You will not regret it.

I really wish I had bought this game sooner and put a lot more time into exploring it. If you're a fan of games such as Antichamber, NaissanceE and Monument Valley, this game is perfect for you. The music, visuals, and architecture of the game are very well done. The puzzles themselves are well thought through, and pose a decent challenge, but never too much as to become tedious and exhausting. The mesmerizing non-Euclidean architecture of the world is itself part of the puzzle as you often shift gravity and traverse it on all of its sides. The main route itself might is straightforward enough and rewards you with a very decent feeling of satisfaction at the end when you finish it. But if you wish you could play a little longer, the game won't leave you unsatisfied in the slightest. The ultimate challenge and true test of your will is in attempting to get the "The Game is Not Enough" achievement. It's in this playthrough that you will discover the true depth of the game's puzzles, and the absurdly complex and hidden shortcuts and paths that you missed in the normal playthrough. You may have noticed some of these mechanics before but now they are not only essential but sometimes your only way to progress. If you manage to do it alone, I truly congratulate you for this accomplishment but I gave in and looked up a guide or two to help me along the way to get this achievement. Still, I could not believe what I just did when I finished the game and got the achievement and it made me appreciate the game a lot more. And that is why I write this review. Get this game, take your time and enjoy it to the fullest. You will not regret it.