It's a great puzzle game, but only if you let it into your heart.

This is a puzzle game that, unlike many others nowadays, will not hold your hand or gently push you to the right direction. When you reach a puzzle for the first time, chances are you won't understand it. You'll have to look around for other puzzles that will teach you the principles, symbols, mechanics and thinking that are required. Through your own effort, little by little you'll start to make sense of the language the puzzles are presented in and then more and more puzzles will start making sense.

After a puzzle's goal makes sense, then you can sit down and solve it. Most can be finished in a matter of seconds with a combination of deductive skills and trial and error. Some require more time, maybe even a piece of paper and a pencil to visualise your thoughts.

Gameplay aside, the visuals are marvelous, it's like stepping inside a painting. The payoff in terms of narrative sometimes feels underwhelming but, rest assured, it's all part of the experience. You might not agree with the lesson the game is trying to teach you, but you have to respect the dedication and craftsmanship that went into delivering it.