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You know, I liked it. A cursed mansion, a huge number of puzzles, spooky spooky skeletons, a cool mix of humor and gloom, and a nice visual style. The game is cleverly divided into chapters, so we won't have to explore a million locations at once, and our goal is one: cleanse the old mansion of the evil that has taken up residence there. We'll do this in the most original ways, so get ready for a fun ride that not everyone will survive to the end. Yes, there is the possibility of dying in the game, but it's more of an entertainment element than a serious annoyance. The game's length is tolerable; it took me about six hours, but I'm a puzzle genius, so judge for yourself. The puzzles are VERY varied, and it's clear the developers know we'll sometimes brute-force solutions out of desperation, so each riddle is protected against mechanical brute-force attacks. Believe me, I tried, and it doesn't work -_-

Speaking of rough edges, while the developers try REALLY hard to make every pickup as visible as possible, it's still quite difficult to spot a few. The difficulty curve skyrockets at the end of the game; the puzzles remain at a fairly reasonable level throughout, but in the final chapters, I sweated considerably more. That's about it, I guess. The game has a distinctly Rusty Lake vibe, especially in terms of gameplay interactions. The story moves very smoothly through the rooms, even though the story is told in a much more concentrated and understandable form. Wonderful and colorful, the story also remains quite dark, maintaining its unique mood throughout the hours.

I highly recommend this game to fans of puzzles and strange, dark stories. Stylish, clever, and very well-crafted, give it a try!