A short adventure game with some light puzzles scattered throughout. The unique art style is perhaps its greatest strength.

While certainly enjoyable for what it is, it does have a few flaws. Most of the game is very linear, which usually isn't necessarily a negative in itself, but a bit too often you feel as though where you're walking to and from are too far apart, while you're simultaneously walking a bit too slow. It feels less like time to immerse yourself in the atmosphere(which in my opinion could've been stronger), and more like artificial padding. It's not a big problem, however.

As mentioned, the game's greatest strength is its "popup book" art style, and it integrates this quite well into its puzzles. However, one of the last puzzles was based on finding and counting how many times four different icons showed up, which I initially liked, but some were hidden in such a way that my monitor's picture quality and colour settings made it more difficult than it ought to have been. That part of the game was also the only one that didn't feel linear like the rest of the game, with some nice backtracking and moving back and forth with intent.

Those two things are the only criticisms I have for this game, and they really are minor. Overall it was an enjoyable experience, though I think it could've used a tiny bit more tweaking.

100% in 2 hours.