A really adorable point and click game. Some puzzles got me a bit confused, but over all it is a really nice game.

More like a demo

Boring I don't recommend.
Lilly Looking Through 2/10
Heisen

This is just an average short but kinda cute point and click adventure game. As others noted, it feels unfinished and the developer never made a sequel or really anything besides this game. I can't really recommend it when there are tons of other, much better adventure games available on PC and Steam.

Fun and chill puzzle adventure game with time travel elements. The ending was a bit disappointing.

"Lilly Looking Through" is an animated point-and-click adventure game that is appropriate for all ages. This game has a beautiful story, a variety of enchanting hand-painted environments, a cinematic 2.5 D multi-plane experience, atmospheric soundtracks, multiple puzzles, cute animations, 10 stages/areas and 6 trading cards (you will get 3 cards for free).
It's a short game as it took me only 50 minutes to finish it and and it doesn't have any achievements. It has only one ending and there is a save feature, so you can restart or continue the game from the moment you left off. I would give it a 3/10 difficulty rating as the gameplay is minimal and the puzzles are easy to solve, especially with all the free hints (by pressing the hint button, the game will show you a clue) and the unlimited number of tries.
The indie studio Geeta Games presents "Lilly Looking Through", a cute point and click adventure game with a family friendly theme. Lilly’s story is set in a fictional fantasy world and told almost completely by the universal language of pantomime, and can be enjoyed at many levels by the whole family. On a particularly cool and misty summer night, Lilly is visited by an enchanted red scarf that sends her on an incredible adventure as she seeks to rescue her little brother Row. She encounters many obstacles that require her to solve multiple puzzles in order to proceed into the next area. The puzzles vary between easy and difficult and with the help of the magical goggles you can switch between the two worlds to solve them. The gameplay may be a little slow sometimes, but the artwork is beautiful and the atmospheric soundtracks blend perfectly with all the enchanted environments.
I got this game for free, but I think that its market price (of 8.99 euros) is a little too high. I would recommend to wait for a sale before buying this game or you can also try to get the CD key of the game in exchange for some gems in the Steam Trading Cards group (there, you will be able to get its Key for around 300 gems).
In addition to what I have already said, I want to mention that I didn't notice any bugs, but I would have loved to see a different ending as the existing one is very abrupt. The story ends with a giant cliffhanger and it only leaves more unanswered questions.
Overall, I am impressed that a game that was released in 2013 (more than 10 years ago) still looks this good and I would recommend it to players that like animated point-and-click adventure games or to the casual players that are trying new games/doing playthroughs.
If you want, you can check my full game playthrough here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUOTxbogA8k&ab_channel=Spartakus
P.S. If you like this kind of games then I would also recommend you the "Samorost" series. Check it out on Steam.

nice, cute little game.

A beautiful point-and-click adventure reminiscent of the Samorost series, with a cool mechanic of jumping back and forth between the present and the distant past.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend it because it's clearly unfinished, and suddenly ends halfway through the adventure.

Tediously slow animations, trial and error, illogical puzzles, abrupt ending.

Before I played this... I had a small wee wee, no friends, no girlfriend, depression and absolutely no will to live. None of these things have changed, but the game is pretty good.