Sable

The game has an interesting visual style, but everything else felt either half-baked or tasteless. The worst part is the dialogue: there is a lot of it, and it’s straightforward, boring, drawn-out, and unskippable. The cutscenes are also painfully long and impossible to skip, with barely any narrative progression, just the camera dulling around the scene. Right after the weak writing and direction comes the infuriating, jittery movement. Perhaps the developers were aiming for deliberately simple controls to match the cartoon aesthetic, but in practice, it just feels clunky and cheap. For the entire half-hour I played, the game actively annoyed me. That said, it might just be a total mismatch for my personal tastes, because you can tell the developers did put effort into it.

Very nice experience

das spiel ist absolut einzigartig und empfehlenswert.

best game ever btw

If you ever wanted a cozy game to determine what your next DND character should start as at level 1, this is a perfect way to spend your day. There is basically no direction except "explore, tell yourself who you are."

Breathtaking minimalist visuals (heavily influenced by Jean Giraud/Moebius); low-stakes, meditative puzzle-solving; wonderful soundtrack from Japanese Breakfast; AND intriguing sci-fi lore?! I only wish this game were larger!

Not really into exploration games, but this one was good.