Point&click Adventure game with challenging puzzles, great story telling and particular graphic designs. 7/10

I was drawn to this game by its reviews and I admit that I completely agree with what people say about this game. I appreciated that you can complete every achievement just by finishing the main story line.

Even though some puzzles might be quite challenging, it is pretty clear what the goal is. Except for one case, where it was not clear at all and I just had to take a guess. Although it is quite common to have hints in this kind of games, it's the first time that I see the game itself providing the whole walkthrough for a certain area directly in the game. What I mean is that, if you are stuck in this game, you can simply play a minigame to access the whole solution. I have used once but I felt it was too much detailed and complete, giving me way more information than I needed. I liked a lot that items get thrown away after being used, so, you do not keep your inventory full with stuff that you won't probably need anymore.

I had the feeling from the start that I would see and know more about the surrounding world but the game does not explore what is around the initial city, nor it gives any explanation on why there is a town of robots and why some of them grow plants. But it's just like that. Moreover, there are so many puzzle that I think the point&click game has been built around a puzzle game.

Concerning its duration, I have finished it in 7 hours and personally I feel it was a bit "too short" compared to other Point&Click games, but it is just my opinion.

I have really appreciated the decision to avoid any kind of written dialogue by focusing on visual communication. The graphic design is quite particular, someone might like it or not. However, you can immediately see from the start the attention to details and animations. This game is full of puzzle, and details help you a lot understand what to do.

Totally recommended!