Drop Reviews

Interesting game. Surprisingly intuitive given the lack of instruction.

This game focuses more on telling a story rather than giving out traditional game play. Player actions are clicking to move character and interact with the few things available for interactions. The story reminds me of the short animated film "The House of Small Cubes" by Kunio Kato, and although I didn't exactly understand all of it, I enjoyed it and got a general sense of what was trying to be told. While some have complaints about the lack of dialogue and sound, I did not see this as an issue especially during the emotional cut scenes where I can only be left speechless both from trying to understand what was happening and from the surprising amount of emotions a 2D, soundless game could make me feel. On top of all of that, this game is only $1, and $0.50 on sale. If you don't want to spend the money to enjoy this story, I would recommend the film "The House of Small Cubes" that I mentioned earlier, but these are two different experiences. I think this game allows for more interpretations and I liked it more than the film, but to each their own.

Piece of garbage, you barely call it a game. i was amazed when i found out there was more than one person working on this project. fellas discribed no sfx as a feature, but i guess it's just a laziness of devs. don't buy it, don't play it, dont be a fool

Kind of a neat idea but this probably shouldn't cost money. The lack of sound is a bit annoying but the game is short enough that it isn't a huge problem. I only barely understood the story and even then I don't fully comprehend what happened but it was a neat experience that I would recommend to people who enjoy experimental games.