PC Critic Reviews

There's something to be said for a quiet, gentle game that can take you on a journey as effortlessly as Lilly Looking Through and that's something to be thankful for.

Lilly Looking Through is an easy-to-love game with a top-notch presentation that unfortunately comes to an end all too soon.

A charming surreal puzzler that lacks polishing.

Lilly Looking Through is a short but very good Samorost-like adventure game, with beautiful animations and tricky puzzles, and it looks perfect to be played in family, even if the end is so frustrating.

One neat idea manages to move you through the whole game. Even though it's really short one, and its difficulty is set really low, you won't find anything truly bad about it, and maybe you'll be even pleasantly surprised.

Lilly Looking Through is a typical Kickstarter project: a charming and high quality adventure that lacks in longevity and gameplay depth.

Rather a beautiful short-story than a novel of a game, this is an adventure with a lot of character.

Lilly Looking Through is a charming little adventure with some unique and interesting mechanics that doesn’t quite do enough to become great. It’s short and sweet, but it’s hard to know who to market the game to.

A lovely adventure for the whole family that would benefit from more finely tuned gameplay and twice the current length. Kids will love it, though - and their parents might as well. [Issue#236]