Pan-Pan was a short and sweet game, with simple, but lovely, graphics. The game only took me just over 2 hours to complete, and I did so all in one sitting, which is good for this game in my opinion, as it seems the system for saving is fully manual without any autosaving.

Our character crashes in their flying balloon ship and now has to find the parts to repair it, which was so kindly indicated by three random hooded creatures with big mustaches. Majority of the game consists of memory and pressure based puzzles that are quite simple once you understand what you are supposed to do, but the game fails to guide you in any direction, so it will take you awhile to figure out. You can rotate the camera which is very important because clues could be on the walls, I myself didn't notice that I could rotate the came until I was stuck.

I'm rating this game as recommended, as for the most part it is a beautifully crafted, delightful game. To mark it as not recommended would be like kicking a puppy. But be wary of getting to figure out everything by yourself, as there is no helps in the game, and if in doubt, definitely wait for a sale.