It's like Myst, but ten times more cryptic and absurdist.
As much as i would like to say that playing this is like decrypting an alien artifact (HECK it's an Osamu Sato game), sometimes it feels like it's just trying to be weird for the sake of weird, doesn't help when the "puzzles" are so obtuse.
Still, Osamu Sato + pre-rendered point-and-click 3D aesthetic is a godsend, wish Chu-Teng had got a english release as well
As much as i would like to say that playing this is like decrypting an alien artifact (HECK it's an Osamu Sato game), sometimes it feels like it's just trying to be weird for the sake of weird, doesn't help when the "puzzles" are so obtuse.
Still, Osamu Sato + pre-rendered point-and-click 3D aesthetic is a godsend, wish Chu-Teng had got a english release as well