Recent reviews by Rasiel Draconis

Between the visuals, the puzzles, the music, and the story, this game is a beautiful knockout performance.

You play the role of the wandering traveler in a strange realm, helping your guide to find what has been lost. I will not say more then that concerning the story as any more could give part of the story away. It has a vibe similar to that of some of the great puzzle games like Myst, Portal, and quite a few others where you are just thrown into this world with a little information and get the full story as the game goes forward.

Graphically, the polish is fantastic. It's a strange realm you are going through. As it states in the game, the rules of the world aren't the same as our own. And it's right. If you suffer from motion sickness, you may want to play around with the FoV and/or limit your play sessions due to how odd the realms can get.

The music is a tad weird, but in a good way. Very memorable and can get stuck in your head for a while. I plan to pick up the soundtrack, which is included as dlc or in the collectors edition, cause I can't get enough of the music of this game.

Finally, the puzzles. Some of them may leave you scratching your head for a while as there is no one way to solve any of them. I've gone through a few levels a few times already and I don't think I've used the same solution twice. I will make this reminder for anyone looking to pick up the game. The Tri can do a few things and if thinks are looking impossible, try walking on the walls or the ceiling and look at the problem from litterally a new view. It can help alot.

As a whole, if this game even piques a little bit of interest, PICK IT UP. The two person dev team behind this did a phenominal job and it is well worth the price to play in my opinion. I really can't wait to see what their next project is, but I hope it's as good as this one.