This game warms my heart.

It's an unquestionable love letter to Sierra's old adventure games (particularly Quest for Glory), and in many respects it is indistinguishable as being from different creators than its spiritual ancestors. It's familiar all the way from being a seasonal-based story set in a specific mythology (in this case, winter and Norse) to the corny, pun-based humour you get when you try to do something that'd otherwise be useless (attempting to talk to a chair, for instance).

I love it so much, and really the only complaint I have about it is that it's free, because I wish I could pay them for having made this -- since it feels like they made it *for me*.

This game warms my heart. It's an unquestionable love letter to Sierra's old adventure games (particularly Quest for Glory), and in many respects it is indistinguishable as being from different creators than its spiritual ancestors. It's familiar all the way from being a seasonal-based story set in a specific mythology (in this case, winter and Norse) to the corny, pun-based humour you get when you try to do something that'd otherwise be useless (attempting to talk to a chair, for instance). I love it so much, and really the only complaint I have about it is that it's free, because I wish I could pay them for having made this -- since it feels like they made it *for me*.