Excellent puzzle game based on first, finding the clues then using the words to entangle the story behind the situation on display.
I didn't really like the art style at first but after a while, it grew on me and was very fitting and suited the game nicely.
The game is sequence of 12 chapters comprised of varied situations and catacters.
At first we have to understand the situation then guess the solution, it was at times quite challenging but the answers were always logical given the clues we have.
The story is really good and compliments nicely the puzzle part of the game.
To conclude, I would genuinely advice anyone remotely interested by puzzle game to try this game and even for people that do not usally like this kind of game, it could a nice time (the game is also fairly short ~ 6 hours to complet)

The game is a roguelite that looks a lot like Slay the Spire, the twist being that you play on a two-dimensional grid instead of facing your opponent. From a gameplay point of view, the game is really good, it's a deck builder with RNG of course. In addition to the deck, you can equip yourself with weapons that allow you to modify the playstyle, a crossbow to do damage from a distance or a two-handed sword to do damage in zones, etc.
I preferred this game to Slay the Spire because the movement aspect on the grid adds an extra tactical dimension that's very welcome. On top of that, unlike Slay the Spire, you can choose the order of events and whether or not you want to do them all, so you can think about whether to do more events to build up your strength but risk fighting the boss without all your hp, or be weaker but with full hp.
Visually, the game isn't very pretty without being ugly, but it's still very readable when it comes to the combat.
In terms of design, there's a fairly wide variety of monsters and bosses to challenge different aspects of the game.
The audio is pretty solid, whether it's the music, sound effects or weapon sounds.
Finally, the story is barely touched on, as in many roguelites.
In conclusion, this is a game I'd recommend to fans of the genre as well as to newcomers to roguelite, although the learning curve is fairly steep once you get used to the build and the mechanics it quite a pleasant game to play.

The red lantern is a cozy game, pretty quick to finish (around 90 minutes for me) and not really deep gameplay wise. The game revolves around running with your dogs to reach a cabin at the end of the map. You get some upgrades each runs depending on what you encountered during your previous runs. I'm honestly underwhelmed by this game, it was ok for the first few runs but becomes boring after that point, the main caracter is also annoying. So beware, the price of the game might a bit steep considering the fun/amount of hours you get out of it.

So I went into this game blind thinking it would some kind of kids game and it started as such being all colorful and full offairy creatures, but then it turned into a horror game that was quite pleasant in the atmosphere, you can feel the anguish and the stress the game wants to convey through the visual and the music. Overall, this game is great, visually stunning, really well choosen songs and the story is inbued in northern folklore. The two small caveats I would have are that it's not a game meant for everyone due to the horror aspect and the graphic content, the second thing would be that the platforming can get quite clunky at times. To conclude, I would recommand this game if you're looking for a short horror game.