Wonderful art. Nice music. Voice acting decent. Political statements not overbearing. This is what is great in the game. At first, you think you'll get lots of puzzles with increasing difficulty. You think you'll be given many choice that will give you one of many outcomes in the end... you know, like Chrono Trigger or something, which this game at one point tries to comically pay tribute to. But that's not the case. The puzzles are not that hard, and not that many. Dialogues can't be skipped, and there are many pointless ones, especially if you want to do a replay in order to get an alternate scene... and the final choices in this game, a game which prides itself on some sort of moral choice index, are not so "free" as they appear at first. For me, personally, it is a game that for every 1.5 points gained, lost 1 point, and I played it twice. I really like it, but I dislike it a little at the same time. Everyone should play it, if only because it IS imaginative, but don't be fooled - there are a lot of things that seemed like they were rushed... the ending is the most evident of these. Again, beautiful moments, but not a lot of puzzles, and the controls are not optimal to call this a "platformer." It is a walking simulator with puzzle elements and some platforming.
