Loved the artstyle. The mechanics were solid. The puzzles were good and the overall feel where a type of game like this one needs to thrive on was definately there. Some funny hints back to the Monkey Island series and some 80's/90's movies without being too present or pushy. This was the first game of these devs and I've played the demo from their new game which will be released this year: Whirlight: No Time to Trip. (Highly recommend it to play that demo). I've put in an hour until the demo was finished and I'm leaning toward a fat 8 already for that game.

Cortito, fácil y sencillo. Muy clásico en su desarrollo y puzzles. El diseño de arte se destaca para más que bien.

It is not a very original game but it's a very enjoyable one, which normaly pales in comparison to most people's childhood memories of Monkey Island (a game which, I'm sorry to say I dislike, the only reason I understand people liking it is nostalgia, it's objectively a bad game in today's standards due to its game design). Getting to the point, it has a very beautiful art style and fun puzzles, the devs decided to approach level and game design on a horizontal scheme instead of vertical, meaning 90% of the map's areas are open throughout the game and you have to gather little pieces of a big puzzle in each location, which is an interesting idea and seems well executed. The story is predictable but not unenjoyable, the voice acting I found enjoyable (not very professional still) and overall the game feels refreshing, although it fails to root its story deep inside your heart and memories till the end of time, which, from a subjective standpoint of how I experienced the game, makes it inferior to other fantasy p&ca's like The Day of the Rabbit.