An enjoyable 30-minute sci-fi pokemon-snap-like.

The movement handling is a little wonky, and the creature detection is overly finicky, but I find those faults forgivable in a lunch-break-sized game.

It's neat! Always have a lot of respect for a game that knows what it wants to do and just does it. Appreciate the "Pokemon Snap in a Roger Dean painting" aesthetic

Got this really cheap in the winter sale. Super short game with a weird but cool aesthetic. Something satisfying about going around taking pictures of the creatures. Ending was bizarre but I think I got the idea they were going for. Wish there was a way to actually interact with the creatures or something, but I had an enjoyable enough time with it.