This was a different game. The in-game art and play style are reminiscent of a classic point and click hidden object game (think Artifex Mundi, Alawar, Big Fish etc.) but it actually has no hidden objects and to be really honest. It felt like it did need them.

There were so many scenes that felt just perfect for that. I digress.
The game's game play art style looks very good. It's pretty standard, nothing to write home about. Now the art style for the cut scenes is so pretty and cute and much more colorful, very contrasting art styles but it works.

The puzzles and exploration felt fun, the story of the house having its own thing also was fun since it gave way to apply some cool game mechanics.

The story has a good ending, didn't feel rushed which is common. It was great to see a story end with no rush and that went with the theme. The extra chapter applies to this too. Story is very well told and tied everything together well at the end.

The collectibles felt like they didn't have consistency and I didn't have a way to plainly see (like in the map) if I had collected them already.

Besides that, I didn't really have an issue with the game, and it was very entertaining to play.