I play a lot of point-and-click games and this one had a really creative concept that you must change the (elements/scenery) to get through the game. Yes there are areas that are a little difficult, and I love these people who complain because they can’t figure it out and blame it on the developers. The game is made that way on purpose- the goal IS to make it challenging. If you can’t handle it, play bunny pop or whatever.. . I like that it takes time to figure out the clues and that I can’t just rush through it. Plus, there’s always a walkthrough or Ytube if you get stuck. Anyway,👍🏼Great concept/ storyline 👍🏼Beautiful scenery 👍🏼challenging 👍🏼Relaxing soundtrack Q for developers: there was a part in the game when the leaf is activated, back out a few clicks , there’s patch of grass with the lights flickering as if to click there but it says ‘this grass is too dry to eat’- looked like there’s something behind it. Why is that there? I spent a lot of time trying to work this out...Anyway, great job! Thanks for a super fun game!

I almost stopped playing the game after 5 minutes, until I switched on the setting to have the directional arrows on. Why is that not on by default? Without them, you spend needless amount of time trying to tap on objects to see if they are interactable, and end up switching screens instead, to the point where it’s unplayable because everything seems to switch the screen to the next area.After switching those on, I encountered one glitch two separate times that forced me to reset the entire game. This glitch would cause an item I had just interacted with or picked up, to disappear completely. They did not go into my inventory, they did not return to the location where you first picked them up, and they did not fall where you can pick them up in the location I had interacted with them. This first happened with the gears, and since I was only about a third of the way through the game, I restarted. It then happened again with the amulet at the literal end of the game. It is not an interesting enough game for me to play through it a third time, to maybe get stuck again on a stupid glitch.It’s a pretty game, and I wanted to like it as I really enjoy point and click games. But there’s almost no story and many of the puzzles are not clear enough for the player to intuitively know where to go next. Not worth a reset play through (or two!).

I wanted to like this game but it’s just not happening for me. A few of the puzzles have no clues. Like the laser section to frame. You’re just supposed to just sit there and work on it until you manage to figure out the order. That was particularly irritating. But the most frustrating part is using the glass shard to charge the amulet. I’ve been working on trying to make that happen and it just doesn’t. I even went to a couple of sites to get the solution, then tried it and it still didn’t work. I placed it in the correct position and nothing happens. I’m at the last stage and stuck. Either it’s a malfunction or they made it where you have to be so exact that trying just pisses you off. Most games like this let you slide if you place an item close enough to where it should be. This is just ridiculous and a waste of time. Besides that, it’s a pretty and sometimes enjoyable game with nice music, but it really could be better.

I have played every point and click style adventure I can find. This was certainly one of the best of it’s style of game. It got off to a slow start and at first I thought I had made a mistake in buying it, but when I got to the part where you can morph into other creatures I thought it was a lot of fun.Overall the difficulty is mixed. The discrete puzzles tend to be quite easy (e.g., rotate hex tiles to form an image). However, you have to have a very sharp eye to spot some of the objects and in some cases the use of an object is not at all obvious. Regardless, I finished without getting stuck for any prolonged time or resorting to walk-throughs. A fun game and a good bargain for the price.