It's a pretty fun set of escape room puzzles, and I think I got my money's worth. Some of them were a bit too obtuse for me to solve, or I had a hard time figuring out what pieces were supposed to be related to each other, but after a few attempts I was able to figure out 90-95% of the puzzles without any guides. Contrary to the name, I didn't think the puzzles here were any more logic-based than others in the genre.
The presentation is a bit lacking. The visuals are all fine and are pretty cohesive, but there are some odd quirks where it's hard to tell what's a joke, what's serious, what's a bug, and what's just bad UI/UX design. Text is typed out letter by letter, and it displays the tags used to format the text being typed before the formatting pops in. I can't tell if this is a quirk, or a mistake. Menus all have this weird "don't do what I'm saying" thing going on, where you need to click a button labelled Alt+F4 in order to exit them (Alt+F4 just exits the game), and I can't tell if it's a joke, or a prank, or some other mistake.
I got lost for one puzzle because I threw an object somewhere and forgot about it, and that's 100% my own fault. It has music, but you have to find the music players, which I actually thought was kinda neat. That said, I mostly kept it quiet and caught up on my own music and some shows while going through this.
The grammar's a bit rough, but I think it gets better as it goes on, and I don't think that warrants docking any points here anyway. The first couple levels have this self-aware, self-deprecating "don't trust the developer" thing going on, and I think it makes those levels a little less enjoyable. Also, the screen when you beat one of the levels is really confusing, I was worried the whole game was over. Thankfully it wasn't, and there are four scenarios to go through, each fairly different generally longer than the last. I'm pretty sure the final one is longer then all the others combined, and thankfully the game saves after you open each door so I could put it down and resume later.
It felt like the developer was experimenting to find out which elements worked and which didn't as the game went on, and I hope they take what they've learned and make something stronger and more earnest with it. Despite my gripes, and various ups and downs, it gets a soft recommendation for anyone looking for some tricky puzzles.
