Been a fan from the beginning, and Glitch has delivered another entertaining and witty game. Didn’t care for the perspective in this one. On an iPhone (or similar small device) everything is exactly that—small. Too small to appreciate—and sometimes even see—the details. I felt a few of the puzzles needed a reset button. Solving some of them required you to start from the original positions, however, most of the time, I’d already manipulated the pieces, not realizing I hadn’t found a clue for the puzzle yet. I then had to go back and use hints because I had no idea how the starting “game board” was supposed to look (ex. The marble board, the puzzles that had sliders that required a proper sequence of directional slides—L,R,U,D, etc.)Another great game though! (And I hate giving a nit-picky review, because Glitch really is one of the best!) Love their jokes throughout, and they really give an excellent variety of puzzles, clues, and objects to find/use/manipulate). As always, looking forward to what Glitch Games brings next!

I own all the games by Glitch Games and loved them all except for this one. I usually can’t put a new Glitch game down because they are so fun to play, but with this one, I struggled to find the motivation to finish it. I actually put it down for months before Finally going back to finish. There were a lot of elements that didn’t seem to tie to anything in the game because they didn’t hinder or contribute to the game progression. Maybe it was intended to add ambiance but instead it left me wondering if i was missing something and questioning if I actually finished the level. Especially because once a level has been unlocked, the game mechanics allow you to travel to any of them at any time. So maybe I missed something, but rather than continuing to search (as I normally do with video games) I’m instead just relieved the credits rolled. I was disappointed by the story line and dialogue as well. Especially at the end. After the guy in green light starts talking, the ending was immediately obvious but I sat through several more rounds of stilted dialogue while my character figured things out. I couldn’t stop myself from rolling my eyes. Overall, the story was predictable and most of puzzles didn’t feel like they had anything to do with the story. Instead the puzzles seemed tedious with most only serving to make the game longer rather than add to the story or enjoyment. GG has two other games that ended in cliffhangers and I wish they spent their resources on those storylines instead of making this new one.

All of Glitch Games’ games have been outstanding and this new one did not disappoint. The puzzles were clever and had a variety of complexity and difficulty levels to keep the game entertaining. The sound, commentary, and visuals are very well articulated, making the game aesthetically as well as intellectually pleasing. And the whole game is worth the cinematic ending….no spoilers though! I did find some of the details of settings were a bit small, I wanted more ability to zoom in and explore, but the game functions and (awesome) camera worked smoothly. If you like puzzle games I recommend this and all of Glitch’s games. They’re all atmospheric, quirky, and the puzzles include riddles and thought-provoking elements that are much more fun than just finding the right sequence of numbers elsewhere in a room (although they have some of that too, for balance). And, this one is worth it just for “YOU PET THE CAT. THE CAT LIKED IT.” More, please, Glitch Games!!(Also, if you are reading this…other reviews have asked for easier puzzles but please don’t make the puzzles easier — maybe just provide a tiered-clue system to help folks along! 😁)

I've played every Glitch game available in the app store, and I've loved them all -- this one was no exception. They've improved on the UI & functionality of some fan favorite elements (I mean, the new camera/photo roll UI is more streamlined & fun to use than ever), and have tried out some new elements that made this game feel fresh. Although some didn't seem to love the diorama view of new levels, I didn't mind it at all. In fact, I really enjoyed seeing the zoomed out view of the level I was entering, I found it orienting and it allowed me to enjoy the overall ambience of the levels a bit more than usual. I'll certainly also admit that it took me awhile to get into the Lost series because I have major ADHD brain & although I love detailed puzzles, remembering simple directions is not my forte when attempting to wander the many paths in the dark woods & remember where the cabin that had the thingy that definitely goes with the item I just found actually was. 😂 I played on an iPhone 13 Pro Max, so I really didn't find much to be too small to see, but whenever that was the case, the magnifying glass in the inventory & the ability to take a photo in-game, write directly on the photo, zoom in, and even place the photo as a sticker on the screen while I entered the solution to puzzles resolved any issue seeing tiny visual details for me, personally. As far as point & click adventure puzzle games go, Glitch games are right up there with The Room & the DaVinci series as far as I'm concerned, which I mean as the highest compliment. There's a very small, elite group of mobile puzzle game developers that I will immediately drop everything, buy their new games whatever the price is, and obsessively play start to finish as soon as they're released, and Glitch is in that group for me. Knowing it's primarily two guys pouring themselves into these games never ceases to amaze me as a Product Manager & a puzzle-loving human being. Great work, as always! Can't wait til my ADHD brain forgets the details so I can play all over again! 🤖