I've started the game early in the morning with other people at my house still sleeping. This being a point-and-click adventure game and all I did NOT expect my Xbox controller to vibrate violently across the table in the first 60s of the game. Aside from getting me somewhat startled, it's just loud as the controller bounces on the table... a) Are there more vibration-enabled scenes? b) Can I disable vibration in the game without resorting to disabling the controller?...

From the first few seconds I thought the Terry Gilliam's montages for the Monty Pyton's movies. Does the game have the same humor ? I hope to see a French adaptation one day.

I started up the game and it strangely only took up the top left corner of my television. That didn't bother me so much, but it also seemed to be cutting off some of the screen. I went into the config file to switch to windowed mode, but it still was partially off the screen and I couldn't move the window. Any suggestions?...

it's very magical. i briefly read a discussion forum on here saying that all music are public domain but i am hoping to get this song specifically. flute boy is playing it.

Enjoyed this little adventure thoroughly and am now wondering if there are more games based on/inspired by classical art. The tiny list I managed to come up with looks like this: Oknytt (2013; based on artwork by John Bauer) Aviary Attorney (2015; based on artwork by J. J. Grandville) Four Last Things (2017; based on European art of the 15th – 19th centuries) Apocalipsis (forthcoming in 2017; inspired by Dürer’s engravings, without the use of the original works themselves) Would be great to expand i...