Recent reviews by mtvcdm

The puzzle mechanics do revolve around a lot of pushing things around, but they did build it so that it doesn't do the thing that often happens in sokobans where you get trapped and have to reset a puzzle. There's always a way to get yourself back on track. Which I really appreciate, because sokobans often kick my butt. It's more about figuring out what needs to get done than it is about actually doing it. Which for a game called Epiphany City is fitting.

Picked it up in the Steam Summer Sale, five hours my clocked time to beat, a good little two-session game. Just note there's a lot of heavy feels times especially at the start.