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This game was really cool. What made it hard was to find where to click, since there was no indication with the curser. And one puzzle was pretty hard imo. I loved the sound when you switched environment. Reminded me of when you use the Navigator in submachine and change layer. The question remains, what is Eien? Who built it and why? Cool game.
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Excellent puzzle. Except for when it reminds me of crappy pixel-hunting what with having to check the sides of every screen.
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2/5 because it's just too hard to figure out in places. If not for the walkthrough (which another player, not the developer) added a link for, I would not have been able to finish the game. I usually love this developer's games, but not this one.
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Finally did finished the game. Just about to get 'rage quit' after 3 mins played, but suddenly when i unlocked more secrets, like click 'up', think logic, click everywhere, and look at some comment here (not looking at walkthrough at all), i somehow proud to be able to finished this game. If you get stuck, always remember, check and read comments. Some are helpful, to me at least.
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So, what was the puzzle with the yellow ball? It looked like I needed a pyramid as well, but couldn't find it. It's the 2nd to last puzzle. I was able to complete the game without finishing it. Was it a red herring?
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I noticed as soon as I collected the first item that the art style looked like Mateusz Skutnik's, but I didn't notice his name in the credits until I finished the game! Swear I find this guy when I least expect him.
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I liked this except for one thing. The whole "beam of light" thing near the end gave me a blazing migraine. Could be I already had one coming on today (why else am I doing THIS at work??) Besides that it was fun, clever and compact. I would have said visually appealing but...
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I picked up 7 or 8 batteries. I placed all the batteries I had and when complete, only 5 were in place. Went back through each room, no more batteries. :) Oh well!
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*SPOILER* you must find 8 batteries ... so you won't be like me now that I found out I have 7 and lost one of them somewhere in the game
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I liked this one. It looks good and felt more like a real place than many of your other games. I like how the doors opened off screen from where you completed the puzzle. It added to the creepy, forbidden temple vibe.
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Whenever you get to a new screen, even if the puzzle is right there in front of you, make sure to check all the ways you can look, i.e. left, right, and especially up! Otherwise you WILL miss items and notes.
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The visuals are beautiful and the ambient sounds are engaging, but the game was way too linear. In fact, this might be the easiest point-and-click game I've ever played. If you make another, I recommend multiple paths, with puzzles that don't have the solution right next to them. 4 stars for the graphics and sound.
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Like always beautiful graphics and great game. Excellent idea with automatic notes. Congratulations to the team. 5 stars :)
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If you're missing a battery at the end, at least it's easy to go all the way back to the beginning, just click the bottom of the screen as fast as you can
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i put in the code on the paper, but nothing happens... ether the game is broken, or the answer is too convoluted and asinine to notice
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At first it looked interesting, but then the deeper I got in the more predictable it became :/ I wish it at least had a better story line.
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the game is too dark to see and the puzzles just make no sense, if you were told you were in a room with a 5x4 button panel 2 spheres some roman numerals and numbers a pyramid and a weird pattern and a crevice in the wall to look at what would you do
i would just beat the panel until it worked, crude but effective
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What the others said. This game is horrible; who wants to try and click every pixel of each room, just to find the last remaining battery? In an adventure game, you are supposed to think, which definitely does not happen here.
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Missed a battery along the way. There's no way I'm backtracking to find it. This is one of the worst adventure games I've ever played.
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No story, the artwork is really unappealing to the eyes, the music is boring and the puzzles are weak. What happened to the great stories and great atmosphere from the other games?
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first puzzle is ridiculous. I have a 4x5 grid, and receive a clue with a pattern that's impossible to fill in, and can also gaze at an empty crevice if I so desire.
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I read that someone was missing one battery, and I had the same problem. The one that I was missing was at the lake, where you use the three cylinders you can go forward, and I didn't see it. There it was.
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nice game. not really hard. solid FX and graphics. not one of the pastelgame masterpieces. but a nice, short timekiller.
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"Oh there is this machine in this partially crumbling maze. What do you think it is powered with?"
"Obviously it must be powered with some modern day AA batteries!"
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Not a bad game at all. Kinda reminds me of Myst from the 90s. It was a bit of a hurdle at the beginning, trying to find the clue for the first puzzle; but once I got past that, it was a decent challenge, and a lot of fun.
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The artwork is really nice. Good atmosphere and texturing. Reminds me vaguely of Kairo.
The game is really bland though. It basically came down to "find every arbitrary unmarked click target and sometimes copy notes onto a machine". There wasn't really much puzzle to it.