GRUNND

Controls are clunky at best, game often unclear on how/why you need to do something to progress, story just barely above nonsensical. Not fun.

We follow a strange dreamlike adventure with our protagonist "Hero" as the events unfolds as we try to figure out where we are and how to get back to the city. This game plays out alot as a visual novel more than a point and click game due to its linear progression. I do recommend this game however it might need some polishing and bugfixing for a smooth ride! + Pros I like the colour scheme, the artstyle and the music is also a great addition to the overall atmosphere of the game. most of the voice acting was good, mainly the narrator did a great job. Since the game was very linear it was cozy to play through in one sitting if invested to the story, like a sort of interactive movie. - Cons FPS drops / stuttering animations I dislike some of the narrative / quirks that NPC's use when talking, overusing the words, mate / friend / man / kid etc. Some of the voice acting didn't feel fleshed out mainly Yannick. Some dialogue options are misspelled use incorrect grammar which in itself shouldn't be that big of a issue, but when the games main focus derives from its story-telling and immersion it becomes more impactful. Interaction orbs tend to linger after they no longer are interactable, e.g: the man in the melancholic man in the beginning that disappears after certain events interactive orb is still there but nothing happens when you try to interact with it. The navigation or rather the movement of the game feels like padding, the character moves slowly and the animations are kept to a minimum due to the artstyle making the pace of the games slower than what it has to be. Objects respawning when backtracking - Ticket in the cylinder / Comic book in the cylinder. I got to the end being able to choose a few outcomes however it ended up with the game ending up in a crash loop not letting me watch the end only turning me back to the title screen. If i try to "continue" it loops me back to the title screen again. - unfortunate, but i'll wait for a patch to see if it fixes the bug so that i can watch my chosen ending.

Beautiful, noir, detective and aesthetic point & click game all i love in indie game

Short, surreal and oddly liminal. It's moody without being pretentious and minimalist without being sparse. Also the soundtrack is reminiscent of Mogwai's [i] Les Revenants [/i].

Zeer apart maar erg leuk om te spelen. Weer eens iets anders. Zeker een aanrader als je van mystieke spellen houdt.

so boring. also buggy, like character walks behind buildings and reappears on the other side. new scene fades in and character is walking in place, facing dead-end direction. translations are bad, voice actors are flat. disappointing.

Such a powerful narrative experience! Loved it <3

Liked that little strory. Good atmosphere, creepy and intriguing stuff here and there and also really beautiful art, music and VA. Bit slow in some moments (esp at the moments with hills), encountered few bugs and glitches, and also sometimes it's really hard to click on an active spot for some reason. It's short(around 2 hours), simple and not that deep as I'd love to, but still, I liked it and hoping to see something more from this developer in the future.

Linux: Had no issues playing I honestly thought I put like 5 hours into this game. It feels veeeery long to play. The story is kind of all over the place and gameplay is real janky. At some point I just kinda stopped coming back to this one and I have no desire to finish. Can't recommend.

No ! Simply NO !