I liked the story rooted in Chinese mythology, even though I know woefully little about the subject. The game was very much willing to educate with all of the journal entries which was nice. There were a handful of poignant moments which I find games struggle to accomplish without being really corny.
On the other hand the puzzles ranged from "made me feel clever" to "brute forcing a solution is the intended route" which had me resorting to a walkthrough rather than grind out solutions in puzzles not built for multiple goes.
Interesting game that didn't outstay its welcome.
On the other hand the puzzles ranged from "made me feel clever" to "brute forcing a solution is the intended route" which had me resorting to a walkthrough rather than grind out solutions in puzzles not built for multiple goes.
Interesting game that didn't outstay its welcome.