An interesting and relatively easy puzzle game that has well designed levels and creative mechanics that feature a solid metal ball as a tool to solve the puzzles. There are also beastly creatures that sometimes intervene in your journey through the vast underground maze.

The gameplay is fine although sometimes it feels a little repetitive, however the atmosphere is really catching your attention, somewhat immersive. The puzzles themselves are solvable even with your eyes shut, you would rarely find yourself stuck in a place for too long but if you do, the developer is kind enough to offer you help with a press of a button, giving you the solution of that particular puzzle. Unfortunately, there is little to none narrative in this game, telling nothing much but merely bits about the story behind the lost civilisation, as the game mainly focused on the puzzles instead of the story.

The map is okay but the puzzles in it don't really relate much to the whole "Ancient Civilization" theme, because ancient people definitely didn't live in city of puzzles, correct me if I'm wrong...

Treat this as a 3D puzzle game, instead of an adventure game and you would have a lot of fun playing the game, otherwise you would find it dull and bland.

An interesting and relatively easy puzzle game that has well designed levels and creative mechanics that feature a solid metal ball as a tool to solve the puzzles. There are also beastly creatures that sometimes intervene in your journey through the vast underground maze. The gameplay is fine although sometimes it feels a little repetitive, however the atmosphere is really catching your attention, somewhat immersive. The puzzles themselves are solvable even with your eyes shut, you would rarely find yourself stuck in a place for too long but if you do, the developer is kind enough to offer you help with a press of a button, giving you the solution of that particular puzzle. Unfortunately, there is little to none narrative in this game, telling nothing much but merely bits about the story behind the lost civilisation, as the game mainly focused on the puzzles instead of the story. The map is okay but the puzzles in it don't really relate much to the whole "Ancient Civilization" theme, because ancient people definitely didn't live in city of puzzles, correct me if I'm wrong... Treat this as a 3D puzzle game, instead of an adventure game and you would have a lot of fun playing the game, otherwise you would find it dull and bland.