Another puzzle game where we control a nameless human who needs clues about who they are and what's their purpose. Its simplicity makes both Etherborn's strongest and weakest point. It's easy to understand its mechanics and does some cool stuff with them, but at the same time it doesn't offer anything new, and the game can be beaten in about 2 hours, which may not be enough for its price tag. However, it's still a nice experience if you ever get the chance to give it a shot.