A simplish puzzler that throws in some small twists. In the main, you adjust the height and shape of hills and other terrain to allow the old man to reach his destination. The hills have limits on how far they can move and a and you can never adjust the terrain that the man is currently on.

So much of the game revolves around moving the man from one hill to another, readjusting the hill he was just on, then adjust a third hill and moving him back to the second to get him back on that. Which sounds dull, but it's fairly relaxing.

There's a few spots where it adds in a few bits, flocks of sheep that block the way and have to be moved to different pastures or adjusting hills to make a giant coin slam through fences.

At the end of each chapter you're rewarded with an animation which tells the story of why the man is travelling and that's nice (and a bit sad).

And it's kind of impossible to get stuck, if you can't figure it out, just keep adjusting slightly and walking around till it works.

Though one level was rather confusing as it wasn't entirely clear where I was supposed to be sending the old man. Took quite a bit of time to discover, though nicely the level became quite odd after that.

The graphics are lovely as well