Five years later and it still holds it's own. It's a beautiful narrative adventure. Each action you choose affects the story in some way. The "puzzles" are fairly easy to manoeuvre around and solve. Initially the dialogue is a little silly (or "hella silly") but you eventually forget about that as the story plays out. The music is what truly makes the game shine - it's beautiful.

Pros:
Gorgeous soundtrack
Careful character design
Beautiful graphics
Engrossing story.

Cons:
Clunky dialogue
Controls are annoying (dragging mouse to perform an action - should just be a click)
The game is quite short - I'm a slow player but those who are more adept at moving through games like these would be able to complete it in a few hours.

My only real complaint about the game is that whatever direction you go, whatever choices throughout the game you make, you will always come down to the same final choice at the end and that's a bit disappointing. It would have been nice for the developers to work in a few different options for the the end-game that could have been triggered at some earlier point in the story. I think doing so would have given it a greater sense of what the developers were actually trying to achieve with the "butterfly effect" concept of the game.

Five years later and it still holds it's own. It's a beautiful narrative adventure. Each action you choose affects the story in some way. The "puzzles" are fairly easy to manoeuvre around and solve. Initially the dialogue is a little silly (or "hella silly") but you eventually forget about that as the story plays out. The music is what truly makes the game shine - it's beautiful. Pros: Gorgeous soundtrack Careful character design Beautiful graphics Engrossing story. Cons: Clunky dialogue Controls are annoying (dragging mouse to perform an action - should just be a click) The game is quite short - I'm a slow player but those who are more adept at moving through games like these would be able to complete it in a few hours. My only real complaint about the game is that whatever direction you go, whatever choices throughout the game you make, you will always come down to the same final choice at the end and that's a bit disappointing. It would have been nice for the developers to work in a few different options for the the end-game that could have been triggered at some earlier point in the story. I think doing so would have given it a greater sense of what the developers were actually trying to achieve with the "butterfly effect" concept of the game.