I will say, I did not have high hopes starting this game; however, after finishing it (which is about a 20+ hour run through), I will say, this is a game for many audiences. To name a few types of gamers that would enjoy this: indie, casual, adventure, and old-school. The game is reminiscent of Cavestory, with a great sound track and some easy to advanced puzzles you have to solve. Moreover, along the way, as you meet other characters and learn about back story, it really fleshes out the world. Perhaps the only complaint I have is the lack of direction at times. Although I appreciated not having clear indicators of what to do (which really brings the "adventuring" spirit to life), some times the lack of hints really frustrated me and made me spend a good long time revisiting all the areas I've been to. This is a well polished game, with very few flaws, and I would highly recommend this (as well as purchasing the soundtrack to support the development team).
