Gorogoa

There's no doubting this is a unique and interesting experience with decent art and original puzzles. It's not a long game but is definitely worth your attention. It does suffer from lacking a tutorial. Having gone in cold on this, whilst the separating images into panes mechanic was easily apparent, it was not immediately obvious one pane could then overlay another to change its behaviour. Occasionally it takes a while to find a pane that can be separated. Overall whilst it's a satisfying experience it occasionally screams 'look how clever I am!' rather than being a consistent emotionally satisfying experience. Also, whilst some puzzles aren't particularly time sensitive I feel there could have been more accessibility options for people with especially slow reflexes or disabilities which restrict their interaction speed. Still, go and play it, it's definitely worth your time.

Easily one of THE BEST puzzle games I have ever played in my life, beautiful artwork as well!

This game is lovely to play. It's all very pretty with some good puzzles (if occassionaly obtuse in their logic). It took me a while to get a hang of how the puzzle works. The start moves very quickly but holds your hand a little too much that you don't develop the skills to deal with later puzzles. That said, I would recommend this to anyone who likes puzzle games and attention to artistic detail.

A very unique hand-drawn picture puzzle game. Worth playing.

I took my time, played through the main game and the 2012 Demo, and it took me less than 2,5h. That being said, the world of this game is atmospheric and dream-like. I had fun, it was a nice excape from reality. On the other hand, the lurking sense of danger through the whole gameplay was not really something I was looking for - but as it is a part of the world, it makes sense. Artworks and music are beautiful, and puzzles not easy enough for me to remember all the steps in a year or two, so the replay possibility exists.