Behind the frame is without doubt a simply beautiful puzzle game/interactive novel. With its flawless art and music, you can see Ghibli oozing from every image and sound within in this game and the Dev and Art team should be praised for the atmosphere and immersion they have created in this visually stunning piece of art. The puzzles in themselves are generally easy but sometimes require a little thought. Nothing too taxing or left field however, so immersion isn't broken through frustration like in some games. The only slight to this is sometimes when painting, you can go a little too big or too small and it doesn't always register and trigger the completion of the area you're filling in. This isn't anything major though. My main criticism? It's too short. I finished it in just over an hour. I do think, however, the pricing is fair based on this in my opinion. Ultimately, Behind the Frame is a sweet little game with a lot of heart. The story is simple but pure, I just would I liked more of it. So have an hour to kill? Pick it up. It's worth it. I look forward to seeing more from this studio in the future.
