I didn't come into this game with very high expectations, so maybe my bias skews a bit positive, because really like it. In particular, I love the animation on Lilly. Her character model is cute, and the way she runs out of breath and struggles to push heavy objects and levers is so endearing, and it enhances what is otherwise a pretty bog standard plot, where your little brother has been blown away by the wind, and you must save him.

The gameplay is mercifully simple, because the slow, deliberate pacing of the animation would make complex puzzles a pain to trial-and-error. It does its job of making you mildly satisfied with yourself. The magic goggles add an extra layer of complexity that isn't very thick, but is nonetheless welcome.

That said, with how simple and short the game is, get it on sale, for as fond as I am of it, I cannot in good faith say it is worth $10.

That said, what was with the ending? Taken at face value, it has a sort of "the adventure continues" vibe, but I can't help but see the red curtain hiding the grandfather as a metaphor for death. I'm not looking too much into it, am I?