It's a neat and visually appealing game, but as a whole, it leaves a lot to be desired.

The controls need refinement—too often, I found myself stuck while dashing, jumping, or running.

The game has some creative ways to handle invisible walls, such as using rocks, water, or wind, but there are still plenty of moments where you simply hit an arbitrary invisible barrier, like at cliffs or waterfalls.

The spirit world feels excessively large and becomes tedious to explore. Good luck chasing down that greeting achievement.

The puzzle-solving elements show potential but are generally too simple to present a real challenge.

That said, the ambiance and music are quite good, and the story seems to be cohesive enough to follow.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend it. However, if you find it cheap on sale and just want to spend four hours traversing Scotland as a fox (kek), go ahead

It's a neat and visually appealing game, but as a whole, it leaves a lot to be desired. The controls need refinement—too often, I found myself stuck while dashing, jumping, or running. The game has some creative ways to handle invisible walls, such as using rocks, water, or wind, but there are still plenty of moments where you simply hit an arbitrary invisible barrier, like at cliffs or waterfalls. The spirit world feels excessively large and becomes tedious to explore. Good luck chasing down that greeting achievement. The puzzle-solving elements show potential but are generally too simple to present a real challenge. That said, the ambiance and music are quite good, and the story seems to be cohesive enough to follow. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it. However, if you find it cheap on sale and just want to spend four hours traversing Scotland as a fox (kek), go ahead