A Short Tale 4+

I didn’t find the puzzles obscure or too random, perhaps my mind is more in tune with the glitch Devs..... ( I should be so lucky😜)I think the best way to work out puzzles in this game is actually through logic whether that be literal or metaphorical unlike other games that don’t make sense. The feeling of satisfaction you achieve after working out a glitch puzzle is unlike any other game I’ve played, it’s an intelligent game and with so many lovely touches. As a previous reviewer said I’ll keep buying their games for as long as they keep making them, as they really are fantastic. I’m waiting patiently for all that remains part 2? 😘

I've played all the forever lost games and I honestly wouldn't hesitate in paying money for anything these guys do.
Some bits are really hard and it could benefit from adding hints at least. But if you do get really stuck there are walkthroughs online. Other than that it really is worth it.

Jason doesn't seem to have much luck though.

Started well and had promise, but I struggled with puzzles. Normally I'm pretty good with these but they just weren't well thought through it designed, were overly obscure and basically not fun. Also the music is awful. No thought on melody 'mood' music with basic chords that hop in and out of key with a random 'where will it go next' orchestration. Sounds like a spa from hell! Overall kept me busy but I had to cheat twice. Eventually got bored of the same screens. Not worth the 3.99 I paid by any means. Same price as The Room series. Come on!!!!!