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A masterpiece of a point & click. Beautiful, wonderfully voiced and put to music, intriguing, breathtaking, by far Shaun Aitcheson and John Inch finest game among their pile of awesome experiences. I didn't expect so much intensity in the last part of the game. No jump scares, a slight touch of "lovecraftian" horror but exploring some lesser known English folklore... in one sentence: a game you definitely should play.
Probably a very good game for skilled gamer, but absolutely atrocious for the other who will prefer watching powerplays to benefit from the fabulous music is little bit more than 30 sec. I found this game so frustrating I had to just stop and resign. I would say it lacks some Hardless mode or at least some options to set the way the cursor can be moved (not only 360° but also track by track like an Audiosurf) and the zoom / camera is handled. Making an unscrupulously difficult game is a design choice I totally respect, but with some more ways to capture and help poor-skilled players understand and improve - or simply profit - as many other difficult games already did (Terry with VVVVVV, Dark Souls, Crypt of the Necrodancer, Furi, etc.) could have made the game even greater, or even the greatestestest. Here I just disappointment for me. I would have loved loving it. Sad.