A visually pleasing and respectable game with puzzles as cryptic as figuring out Yume Nikki but without a wiki or walkthrough, leading to one of the earliest brick walls I have seen in a videogame. The abstract presentation of the main hub screen of the exploded spaceship is a visual oddity in the best way. The soundtrack was equally mysterious and beautiful for the time. Though I can't tell if these are just 5 tracks on loop or if there's more because I can't get my head around the heavily abstract puzzles.