A fun little puzzle game. A few times I struggled with pretty tight timing issues but that concerned only a few levels. The story nicely complements the first part, thus I would recommend to play that one first.

This is a seriously flawed game with tons of scripting errors that can get you softlocked, and stupid game design that requires you to constantly check the hint button on the screen to figure out what is going on. While it's technically possible to beat the game without hints, there are many ridiculously confusing things you need to do (For example, throw a rock onto a patch of land so an ally can use it, with little explanation given). The hints sort of destroy the challenge but if you don't use them you'll probably waste a ton of time only to get frustrated once you see what you need to do.

With that said, I really like the feel of this game and it is at its heart a puzzle game. It's just that if you compare it to a game like Zelda where the rules are very intelligently laid out this is more of a "throw everything at the wall and see what sticks" kind of game. It would've been better if they just made an easier game and removed the hints because they just distract from the game play. This is a decent length game that takes about six hours to finish but much of the time you spend completing it will probably be mulling around backtracking enemies so you can position them correctly which is not fun puzzle design.

This review is more neutral but if you can get past the bugs and the broken design it's not the worst thing ever and is, at times, fun to play.