After you complete the game for the first time, which takes a few deaths to get used to it, and a run of about 30 minutes if you take the obvious steps, you'll probably feel like giving it a bad review.
But, you should really find all 3 of the endings ( different paths start in the final room ) and you'll realize that you missed 90% of the game, as one of them is actually not the end ("The End?" in the credits is a hint).

You shouldn't think of this game as an RPG or hack 'n slash (even though the promotional videos may make you think that), because you'll never level up your character and obtain cool armor and sword (or maybe you will?), but rather as a puzzle, whose mysteries are awaiting to be revealed. If you look at it from this perspective, you'll see what this game is all about.

The only complaint I have after experiencing the (almost) entire game is having to hold TAB to display the level map, which covers the entire screen. It would have been much less frustrating if the map was constantly displayed in a corner of the screen.

In summary, this game cannot compete with other games in the same price range (I got my copy for 1€, so I got good value for the money), but is definitely different from anything I've played so far, so I would encourage you to try it.

After you complete the game for the first time, which takes a few deaths to get used to it, and a run of about 30 minutes if you take the obvious steps, you'll probably feel like giving it a bad review. But, you should really find all 3 of the endings ([spoiler] different paths start in the final room [/spoiler]) and you'll realize that you missed 90% of the game, as one of them is actually not the end ("The End[b]?[/b]" in the credits [b]is[/b] a hint). You shouldn't think of this game as an RPG or hack 'n slash (even though the promotional videos may make you think that), because you'll never level up your character and obtain cool armor and sword ([spoiler]or maybe you will?[/spoiler]), but rather as a puzzle, whose mysteries are awaiting to be revealed. If you look at it from this perspective, you'll see what this game is all about. The only complaint I have after experiencing the (almost) entire game is having to hold TAB to display the level map, which covers the entire screen. It would have been much less frustrating if the map was constantly displayed in a corner of the screen. In summary, this game cannot compete with other games in the same price range (I got my copy for 1€, so I got good value for the money), but is definitely different from anything I've played so far, so I would encourage you to try it.