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[b]Game key was provided by the developer for purposes of review through Steam Curator Connect[/b] For a $1 game it is mostly fine. What you see is what you get. A simple puzzle game where you guide an untextured Unity model around a room pressing buttons in a specific order for you to unlock the door. While the game is definitely not going to blow anyone away, it does its job mostly okay but there are some notable grievances that I experienced during my time playing. [i]The controls[/i] The game operates fully by mouse control, which while mostly fine, the handling is particularly weird for the game. When you try and move the character onto one of the buttons, instead of moving to where you click, the game forces the character to the centre of the button which can lead to control fighting in-game and resulted in me several times messing up with what I was trying to do and forcing to essentially restart the room again. [i]Lack of tutorial[/i] While this may be good for some, a large grievance I had was that you had all these symbolic buttons on the floor but you're never told what the buttons do. There are some simple buttons such as the "X" when stepped on will deactivate all your buttons and have you restart the room, the battery buttons generate power to the door etc. Now for the most part, I was able to eventually guess what each of the buttons did through trial and error and experimenting, however it's this problem that stopped me progressing any further. I reached a room with a green arrow that when stood on highlighted green, but nothing else. Because of my lacking in understanding of what this button did and around 15 minutes of trying to figure out what the button did, it just made me quit the game and really has made me not want to launch the game back up. Some of you may appreciate the challenge, and to an extent I did up until the level I described which really just highlighted the poor design choice for me that the game had when it came to telling the player what they're doing rather than chucking them into an unfamiliar environment with little to no information. Until a tutorial is put in place (I can kind of live with the mouse controls for now) this game is going to have to be a no from me. Even though it's a couple of grievances, one of them I see as a major one and what really gets in the way greatly of wanting me to recommend it. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/12196963-MellowReviews/]My Steam curator[/url] [url=https://twitter.com/MellowOnline1]Twitter[/url]