A lovely game with very neat puzzles. The art style is hand drawn with a cozy and comfortable feel to it. The music is great, it gives away a kind of happy sadness, which reflects the storyline that deals with abuse of authority relating to mental health. An interesting story that unfolds little by little, and is delivered in a quirky and light way despite the gravity of its subject matter.
A well written story of loss, identity, desire, fear of failure and probably a whole lot more. Top tier psychological horror. A well flowing puzzle design, once you get going it's hard to stop. A surreal, beksinski-esque intrapsychical world that intrigues at every turn. A g*****n Lacan reference! What more can you hope for? Currently at the last stretch of my second playthrough.
This game flows wonderfully and let's you still use your own wits to go about solving the mysteries of Crimson Lodge. The EGA graphics are a beauty!
A perfect blend of storyteller and point and click puzzling. It's lovely to experiment and see the different outcomes.
