Love this style of adventure game. This one was very challenging. But it was still fun. I admit I used the help chat more than a few times, but it’s set up in such a way that it doesn’t give too much information unless you ask it to. I don’t think I would have gotten through without it. There were a few typos throughout which is no big deal, but one thing that made it lack some polish. I’m still incredibly impressed, however, because as I watched the credits, I saw just how small the team was on this game. Pretty much one guy (not to discount all the others involved). Really enjoyed it. Would definitely get the next one if one comes out. This guy has a lot of talent. Thanks for creating!

I was really getting in the groove. I got to disk 3 and then, about halfway through, hit some weirdo glitch. I’m stuck in a grey screen with nowhere to go. Even the Apple Arcade notification is wonky. It’s sad because the game was fun. A bit heavy on lateral thinking, but very reminiscent of the old Sierra and Lucas Arts games.EDIT: Talked to the dev and they’re going to look into the glitch. If you run into a grey screen in disk 3 and the time labyrinth, the dev knows about it. I restarted the game, but come to find out I could have just closed the app and reopened it and everything would be fine.

I’ve played both and they were were both fun and challenging! Thank you for putting so much effort and thought into this game and making an awesome point in click adventure they’re hard to come by these days. I wish the last chapter was longer and had more things to do in it. It felt more like it was extremely short in comparison with chapter 4. There wasn’t much tasks involved overall still a very great game and worth it!

This will be the first point and click puzzle game I wont finish. I was willing to look past the overly busy art style and the unsightly main character, but the puzzles are so unintuitive that they’re almost impossible to solve without an insane amount of trail and error. I bought this game and was forcing myself to continue but once I had to tune a guitar by converting the random settings on a mixing board to a number/alphabet cypher, I deleted the game. Devs: Ease up on the puzzle difficulty. The solutions should make sense so the player feels smart when they figure it out. Not that they just got lucky and just happened to solve it. But the potential was there.