
Paulita O'Connor
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Good graphics, a little dark making some areas hard to see. The puzzles were fairly easy. I liked the camera & that you could hide your items to see the full screen. A realistic feel, items in places that someone might have actually set them down not just a random hiding place. Nice little teaser, left me in suspense and ready to start the next chapter & see what happens next.
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Emily Karnes
Eh... fine? Pretty, and had the beginnings of an atmospheric story. The gameplay, though, suffers from some sins of the genre. First, a lot of items are locked up or placed where they are because... that's where they needed to be for the puzzle. There's no logical, in-world reason. Same reason for not holding onto useful tools to reuse. Each objective is painfully linear, awarding exactly one item for progression. Puzzles are very easy (played on hard mode.) Liked the sliding block puzzle.

Joseph C. Dean
I am a huge fan of these types of games that started decades ago with Myst. This game's graphics weren't as detailed as other recent puzzle games (Da Vinci and the room series for example). I found that the puzzles are easier than I am used to so this prologue was completed in less than 40 minutes which doesn't bode well for the other chapters. It was still enjoyable to a degree. I particularly liked the camera that allowed you to take photos of numbers and puzzle clues...a huge plus!
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