Recent reviews by Ozzkuu

Slay the Spire -esque overall playstyle with fun tile slider based "deck", throwing some curveballs to the mix at times. The combined gearing & deckbuilding aspect of items bring nice breadth to the progression as the they don't just give stats and abilities but also affect the tiles you have available to play. I really like the writing style of the text tidbits and inserts before and after the maps.

Fricking black hole for your free time

Very much worth the 3 bucks, nice graphical style, awesome soundtrack and addicting progression.

Pretty space

The only question I have: why haven't I got this sooner?

Looks pretty and nice story but the feeling is utterly ruined at times by the garbage gunplay and quick time event sequences :/

Must try for every Portal and puzzle fan. Gorgeous setting and graphics, well fitting soundtrack, engaging story with "collectible" tidbits filling the mystery along the way. Good voice acting.

Puzzles have plenty of fun mechanics to play with and all of them are introduced well, maybe even too well. Even though the puzzles are all fairly easy to solve, after getting hang of the rewinding and freezing time, it is still immensely satisfying every time from taking a look what needs to happen to proceeding to arranging the elements in correct order (needing to think in reverse!) and positions to executing the sequence.

Few small gripes:
- Puzzles are fairly easy (hardest ones took less than 10 minutes for me to figure out the solution)
- Maybe bit too many introductory puzzles to new elements, one per element would be enough
- Water causing cubes to shoot in the air when trying to grab them is frustrating on the rewind-time limited solutions
- Solutions involving jump boxes are at times incredibly fiddly to execute, those things are darn easy to miss
- Some puzzles can be cheesed with chain jumping the same jump box by rewinding it while you are in air

All in all very worth the asking price, completed the game with almost all of the collectible story bits in 10 hours.

Works on Steam Deck with Proton Experimental & launch options

Painfully addicting

More of the same, maybe bit better than before