The $25 price tag probably scares a lot of people away from this title. However, while some games may be cheaper and offer an equivalent length of content, Owlsgard is a well-polished title where you can tell a lot of care and love went into every part: The animations, voice acting, music, visuals, characters, puzzles, and story. It was worth the price for me. Some things to note for newer players: - The puzzles can get tough, but they're not unreasonable. The story gripped me so I wanted to keep playing to see what happens, but this is a game where when you're stuck, sometimes it helps to take a break for a bit. Also, be sure to take notes! Write down areas and things you mean to investigate. - In my playthrough, shortly after it released, it had a few minor bugs here and there, mainly small visual ones. There's no major save corrupting bugs or anything like that that I've seen or heard of. - The story does get darker than images let on but it's nothing more intense than an 80's PG film. If you're curious about where the story goes, I would recommend avoiding spoilers regardless. I personally enjoyed the direction things went.
