Recent reviews by Björne

Gift word is Unity. I return to these games when I’m—honestly—lost in life and in need of feedback. I often become very emotional and feel seen, even if it’s only through a game. Thank you for creating these experiential pieces. 😊

Cute game with a lot of charm. Keys for cloudys thunder, snow and wind could be better but that's the only downside to this game that I can come up with.

I have such large problems with the story, the narration, the gameplay and the mechanics of the game that I can't recommend it. The game wants to tell a story, and that's fine. Whats not fine is what happens within the first minutes of the game, "Oh look a portal! In my own home! Created from nowhere! Let me go through it! Oh a celestial being giving me guidance, of course nothing is wrong here!". Fine. Okay. Let us head in to the first "place to visit". The game looks aweful, the walking is terrible, narration is emotionless and the story so far is all over the place. No. 30 minutes is enough. It feels unfinished and unpolished. Don't buy this. There are much better walking simulators out there.

I loved the game!

A short game, The music is really nice. The puzzle view style of the camera is really cool and I havn't seen it applied to a game like this before. The game is a bit eerie at some times, the story is a complex look in to the struggles and changes of life and is very based in reality. I enjoyed it.

I can't recommend this. You can't beat this game; it's better described as an artinstallation. Your choices does not matter. I enjoyed the concept of you as the player is solving a case and filter information via video clips.

My problem with the game is that it spews so much information that you really can't use or you don't need. The game pushes the progress by itself at certain "check points", that is video clips, notes or certain amount of files unlocked. Problem with that is that you as a player have no idea what "that" is. You have to keep track of what logs you have found and not, and if you have not found them, well good luck!

There is no sorting mechanism that is usable for the search-tags, that means you cannot remove tags that shows the same results as another tag. If you forgot something that was in a log, good luck finding it because you have to manually look through every tag you search for and you better remembered the log number!


The developer has previously said that the “glitches” is supposed to be part of the atmosphere, that is just silly. The sound from the glitches is tuned way up over the level that is required to hear what our dear Jessika is saying in her clips. So, it’s more annoying than acting as a jumpscare.

I also had a problem with the translation. It's choppy. I know some basic german so I could still understand the parts where the translation was failing. Some of the words in the translation is not okay. I get it's a part of the general theme, still it's not a great excuse for using it.

Overall I feel this game was rushed or lost its focus somewhere in the middle.

Oh. Spoilers.
You die. You can't change it. Once you reach log 125 it's over.

Very interesting and intriguing! But so much dialogue before the choices began. I belive they have listen to feedback when mentioning the secret word more than once. I enjoyed the screen of the outcomes of my advices. Apparently I was remarkable at giving advice. He should stay. Secret word priestess.

I'm not crying, you are crying.

Have previously been playing The Test series, and I'm disappointed in this game. I was expecting more. I don't feel satisfied, I don't know if it was over the top questions or just the overall tone with the music. I can't recommend it.

My secret word is Viking-Dino.

Play it for the story, the humor, the soundtrack.
I loved it. It's a game that mixes the dark themes of life with light and very dumb humor. I would say it's a masterpiece, if they only let me skip some of the dialogue.