I love story/puzzle games like this because they always have amusing dialogue that's an actual joy to read every word, the only bad thing about these games for me is I have such a hard time figuring out what to do next or what items to use, thankfully the majority of this game was pretty straightforward unlike other games in this genre I've played, but I still ended up having to look up guides for solutions 5 separate times which takes away from the journey. Overall, the other worldly wonderland mysterious vibes were all on point, the frogs were hilarious & the facial expressions of everyone were top notch including all the dialogue. The game is a bit on the short side, but the ending hinted at a DLC or sequel though which is exciting to look forward to.

It's a cute, the art is nice. I really wanted to give it a far try, because it is rough to play. It was okay, until I ran into the gratuitous costeño stereotype in the game (I believe his name is Renato). They literally had him drunk on a corner and being drunk was his entire personality. While the game's identity relies heavily on costeño culture, it's a shame that cachacos always seem to take a cheap shot at costeños and let their regional biases get in their own way.