Recent reviews by bulovski

This is superlative story telling. What a game. Such a simple mechanic - take stuff and put them in a place. But telling such a powerful story - oh my. It has been a long time since I played a game where the story telling was this good, and has the ability to provide multiple "whoa" moments. And the beauty of this game is that as a player, you will be the one to supply the story. Everyone will have different moments and read the signs differently.
I moved houses quite a bit in the last few years - travelling between countries - and just the simple act of unpacking cups and arranging them brought back such amazing memories. Then there is the joy of discovering some familiar objects through each of the houses, or finding something new.
Play at your own pace, and discover this amazing journey.

Good game. The storytelling and art style is great. This is what DnD feels like - random encounters in an overarching story.
The turn based combat is nicely implemented and does require some thought. Time does play a part in the whole campaign. Also, it has the right length - a chapter can be played in a day, and the campaigns over a few days.

Nice game. Decent puzzles. Nothing too fancy. Can be wrapped up in 2 hours. Lovely music. But...the ending is a definite problem. I would have been content without the end conversation honestly. The puzzles themselves can be solved without hit and trial - which is the whole point of the game. Definitely macabre setting.

Lovely atmospheric adventure. There are tons of Limbo-like moments - but towards the end it goes into a whole new level (without spoiling anything). At one place there is definitely a Riven-like feel (people who have finished both games should know what I am talking about). The length of the game is very good. The atmosphere is top notch. The puzzles are great - and never too tough - except the final one.
Highly recommended.