The Queen's Gondola

Jeu court mais très agréable, j'ai relancé plusieurs parties d'affilée afin de trouver toutes les anomalies, un excellent moment ! Je serais tout à fait partant pour un autre jeu d'énigmes plus long, dans le même univers/direction artistique, même payant !

I am a wuss in general, so I wasn't sure whether to play this, but I'd say there are really only 2-3 things that made me genuinely jumpy -- it's more of a general sense of unease and weirdness, really. Which is not to say that the creepy atmosphere is lacking, because it isn't, especially when you're past a few anomalies and you have the added tension of trying not to mess up. The whole thing is short and sweet, and I found the anomalies relatively clear once I realised what they were; there were two which I found more difficult to spot, but there are only 17 in total, so even if you're not great at it, you can learn quite quickly what they all are. I liked that there was a bit of backstory parcelled out as you successfully navigated rooms, as well; the story isn't long or terribly surprising, but it adds well to the atmosphere. The ending is... well. I think it's hard to end something like this in a satisfying way either way, but I liked that it essentially faded out, and you don't actually ever see anything outside the gondola. It leaves a lot to the imagination, and I thought that was great.

Short, well designed, sometimes surprising and interesting story. For a free game, it's good

Très joli petit projet !

Short but sweet. Could be extended by adding more anomalies but the ones that are there are cool, creepy and fun. Well designed and loved the story, would love to read more of that world.

Really enjoyable short experience. Some of the differences to spot between rooms are devious and I really enjoyed how the developers used the environment as part of the puzzle.

This was the best game ever I loved it It was beautiful and you should definitely play it this is one of my favorite anomaly games