Station 117

This game has a great idea in terms of story, also puzzles are fun. In terms of puzzle solving and fun in general I would most certainly recommend this game. BUT, game has 2 major flaws that I noticed - first is that it's definitely too short (had feeling that I'm playing sligthly longer version of demo, just a few hours of gameplay, and for experienced puzzle solvers even less). Second flaw, and for me the biggest, is that it says it's supported for macOS. I played it on macOS and during gameplay it crashed about 40 times!! Literally! At certain times it would crash every two mouse clicks, so that's obvious an catastrophy. Definitely something for developers to fix asap.

A nice little game with pleasant images and challenging puzzles. The hint system is great because it starts out pointing you in the right direction, and, if you want, will just tell you the answer. Well worth the money.

I'm just getting in to more point/click/puzzle games but really enjoyed being able to try my hand at figuring things out yet also having hints layed out, so I didn't get completely stuck. It was very entertaining and I made it through it in two sittings :)

Pretty simple game, not too difficult nor too easy. Finished it in under two hours, and my brain feels comfortably taxed. Couple of gripes - the chapter quotes don't really seem to have any relation to the chapters, except for maybe one. And for some odd reason the your in-game camera's storage space must be manually allocated in the "Settings -> Advanced" which is a big question mark for me. Why it isn't infinite is mildly confusing to me, but not a big issues on the whole. Quick warning - it starts in windowed, which is fine for me. A pop up then appeared which asked if I wanted to switch to full screen, but there was no actual way for me to click on this pop up, so I had to force close the game. Is it worth 3 dollars for under 2 hours of mild entertainment? I guess; it's different from my usual gaming fare so sure I felt it was worth it.