I first heard about this game from the late/great Total-Biscuit (RIP). It took me awhile to get around to it but it was worth the wait.

Played 100% on SteamDeck and apart for some slow down and frame drops near the end of the game or when moving very quickly from room to room it ran quite well.

The biggest downside is that there is are collectibles in the game that lead to a secret ending and there is no way to track which ones you have found outside of just the total number of playing cards found. I recommend the develops add a way to track which playing cards the player has found instead of having to go into the games save files via this method (https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=953863195)

If you’re into classic point-and-click games, this one’s got that familiar feel but with a fun little time twist.

The 3D art and isometric view give it a cool, almost diorama-like vibe. And the puzzles were just the right mix of tricky and rewarding. Never too frustrating, but still super satisfying when everything finally clicks into place.

Honestly, I was surprised to learn this came out years ago because it still holds up so well. If you’re into puzzle games with a unique style and a bit of a dark, whimsical edge, definitely give it a shot!

Got in on sale :D

bloody good