What I liked the most is the unique mechanics and gameplay that this game offers. It all feels so refreshing. As you progress, the levels get harder and the soundtrack - more unsettling. Something I hoped for was a more complex story, though. Who knows, we may get an expansion or even a sequel later on. Still, I enjoyed playing it and is fairly priced.

Andarin Weppes is a short, unique puzzle game with mind-boggling mechanics that I think puzzle enthusiasts would appreciate.

In the game, you play as a person with dementia, and your aim is to solve puzzles and reach your bed to sleep. The game reminds you to take your dementia pills, which are a drug named Andarin Weppes. There are a total of 20 levels in the game, including the tutorial levels and the outro, and I finished the game in about 1.5 hours.

The game features non-euclidean geometry, or seamless portals, to put it another way. You aim to carefully explain the environment to see how it is shaped and use the interactable items to solve puzzles. Every few levels, the game introduces new mechanics, and it does a great job of mixing and matching them to provide interesting levels.

The graphics are not too fancy but sufficient. When considered alongside the music in the game, the atmosphere, in general, adds to the experience of being a dementia patient. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the game regarding the atmospheric elements.

Overall, although I found the game a bit short, I must say that I am impressed by its quality. I have also played the initial demo version, and I can say that the quality has increased greatly by then. If you enjoyed playing Portal, this game might be a short but pleasant delight for you.