I dig the vibes - the game has a certain sense of wonder. It feels like you can encounter something new on pretty much every step. Unfortunately that feeling gets muddled in the second half of the game, when the puzzles start to span bigger maze-like areas, or tend to be more focused on clicking on random stuff rather than actually solving something. It's still an extremely unique and imaginative experience, especially in terms of the visuals, audio as well as world and character design, but the gameplay suffers from the same problems most point and clicks do.