El cas d'Arthur Gordon Pym

Really good game, short but with nice puzzles.

I liked it, short and sweet! Managed to capture the feeling of discovering, using the mechanics and piecing the puzzle together in a very nice manner. Great job

I actually loved this game! I finished in 108 minutes. So it's short, but puzzling. I think that's actually quite a bit of content for one chapter. If there are more I would like to play them. I enjoy the retro graphics, the only thing about this game that annoyed me was some of the movement style was a retro fixed camera thing. It's nothing terrible, just a few awkward camera changes.

Very good game. Interesting and clever puzzles, spooky atmosphere, retro visuals. I hope author finishes it and it will get the attention it definitely deserves.

Considering the main inspiration of this game is Outer Wilds, one of my favorite games, it's really remarkable how close the creators have made an experience that captures many of the same "aha" moments. The current experience is short (although I took some time with some of the puzzles), but there are a satisfying amount of reveals and an interesting if cryptic narrative running through your interactions. Especially impressive is the way the game both builds mastery but also purposefully avoids actual item or skill checks, much like Outer Wilds. it's difficult to design a mechanic that feels consistently interesting to manipulate, and the core mechanic here is one of the best examples of how to create interesting interactions from simple concepts. I would highly recommend playing it if you are a fan of Outer Wilds or a fan of puzzle games in general, this is one of my new favorites!

It's really good, quite short (at the time of this review there's only 1 chapter, took me 70mins) but really enjoyable, the kind of games you want to go in knowing nothing, puzzles are interesting and make you feel smart when you figure them out.

Overall, this game is pretty good. The sequence of finding clues was interesting, and it felt satisfying to use that information to progress. As another reviewer said, it looks like more chapters/mysteries will be added in the future, which would be great! My main criticisms are that it is really short (I completed it in under 45 mins, though YMMV depending on how quickly you put together the clues), and the wobbly/wavy visual effects when you are (spoiler?) is pretty motion-sickness inducing if you are susceptible to that. But, I still had fun, and I'm looking forward to more.