It's hard to really describe this game, and how I feel on it.
I mean, I really enjoyed my time with it, and I think the game is really damn good, but at the end of the day, I'm just so confused. But I think that's the point.
First off, I really love the puzzles that this game has. They're definitely an acquired taste I feel, but they appeal to my brain, and reading through a journal to find clues that solve puzzles is really fun. Also, there's a lot of math, and I was a kid, so that's absolutely perfect for me.
The story is so interesting. I see a lot of themes and ideas being discussed, and much like with other of Suda's works, I really wont divulge much into it, as I think it's best left to experience for yourself. But I think the game is meant to be confusing, don't get me wrong, the game answers some questions, but the answered questions are minuscule in comparison to the unanswered ones. And even still, there's other aspects of the game that I think adds to the confusing nature of the game.
While it's not my favorite of Suda's works, I really enjoyed Flower, Sun, and Rain. There's a lot to love here, and I'm glad to finally get around to it.