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Levels 1&2 work but 3 had a glitch so you couldn't finish it the key under the rug isn't the correct key so you can't switch on the rune. The puzzles are crazy difficult as the tips or hints don't key you to where ur supposed to use it or they're super obscure. The game should be fun not give me a headache. This game could be good but it needs quite a bit of work.

it's pretty nice, has an enjoyable story, pleasing art. However, the puzzles don't make much sense, it's more clicking around until something works rather than figuring something out. Also I've had the issue where the screen went black (the inventory and help buttons were still visible), and no restarting would fix this, so every time i've had to uninstall/reinstall the game and start all over.

I couldn't get past the first part in the first chapter. Any time I touch the stick it force closes, if I leave it on the main menu for too long it force closes, and my phone recommended to delete it because of the high amount of crashes. My phone I'd newer, up to date on everything, and has a good connection to internet.

2/3 of the game is great Chapter 1 and 2 were fun and challenging. Chapter 3 was very difficult to solve, and after looking up answers to almost every puzzle I always found that the hint was so obscure I wouldn't have figured it out anyways. I also found some glitches on the phone app. in Chapter 3 in the old house there is a third locked door with the key under the rug. I cannot use this key to unlock door. Every online walk through tell me this is the correct key but I read that it glitches

The developer didn't get the memo that games should be challenging, but also fun and intuitive. These are two things this game isn't. There is little too no rhyme or reason to the puzzles, so prepare to just randomly click stuff hoping that something happens, and if something does... Good luck figuring out what the hell you're supposed to do with it.

Keeps force quitting so frequently it's impossible to play. Which is unfortunate because I do like the game, but they need to fix the bugs, no amount of clearing the cache makes it stop shutting down as soon as I try to enter any door, sometimes as soon as I load the chapter. Currently in Chapter 2. :(

I really enjoyed the first chapter. Unfortunately got part way through the 2nd chapter and now the game just crashes whenever I try to play. Tried restarting, clearing cache, etc. Was really hoping to play the rest of it!

Doesn't work at all. I have tried everything and the game won't even let me start the first chapter. It locks up or force shuts down every time I even try to turn the dang thing on. Looked like it was going to be so cool. Too bad it's a piece of absolute garbage.

Puzzles are nonsensical and confusing. Codes and patterns for puzzles seemingly come from nowhere and you're just meant to guess, and half the time the doors and hotspots are completely nonresponsive. Couldn't even complete final chapter as the last door wasn't responding.

Ugh absolutely loved! So much suspense, confusion on what to do next, even the hints don't give away much....𝗮𝗺𝗮𝘇𝗶𝗻𝗴. I had to play the first chapter in two days and honestly? i prefer this over finishing a game in one go. It was a bit hard to get a grasp of the gameplay but you get the hang of it. I do wish there were other ways to unlock the rest of the chapters, like ads or having to wait like a day or 2 + the walkthrough channel is without content, but i nonetheless highly recommend!!

Horrible game, Can't figure out what to do next.. Help system doesn't help at all. It shows you things you've already done. And walk-through video leads to a YouTube channel with no content. Uninstalling.

I have throughly enjoyed this game, however I have had to use the walkthroughs to get through some parts of the game. The storyline is great as are the graphics. Intriguing would be a word I'd use to describe it.

didn't like the "buy chapter" model. Give me a full price game or give me a free game, make your dam'mind... The game itself isn't much intense, and kind of boring. Art is good, though.

Wasted potential. Good art style, good lore, and a good setting for interesting puzzles. But the touch responsiveness, interface, and navigation were so wonky I had more than one moment were I was unable to tell if something was part of a puzzle, part of a path, or if something was broken. Needs a real UI and control overhaul. I got 80% if the way through Ch. 2, and gave up because the Mirror Room blocks were a pain in the butt. Played "free" with Play Pass, so can't comment on value or ad freq.

This game's both managed to arouse my curiousity and keep me entertained. Enigmas are hard enough to keep me trying but easy enough so I don't get absolutely stuck. I can't say about the story as I just finished 1st chapter and unable to pay for the 2nd and 3rd chapter

Honestly a wicked game, puzzles are fun, atmosphere is great, and I was completely hooked until I ran into a glitch with the last key in the house...it won't open what I guess supposed to be the bedroom, and all the others I've already opened. Really sucks I can't finish the game

Super fun. Pretty easy till forest. The cube room was a head scratcher. But solved eventually. Love the mystery and suspense. Worth the price.

There's two of the same key in chapter 3 preventing you from getting the last of the four sigil. I've reset the chapter twice already and in all three playthrough I got the duplicate key.

Chapter 1 is free and the best of the three. The second chapter has very obscure puzzles which have few hints and zero explanation of what is needed. The third chapter is awful. The puzzles are beyond all reason and sense. Even the walkthrough doesn't explain where the clues to solutions can be found. The screen freezes often and even reverts back to chapter 1. Overall the idea was good, but the execution failed miserably. I would recommend saving the few dollars you'd spend on the second 2 chapters.

I like the games atmosphere. The art style coupled with music gives it a nice mysterious feel. The controls are simple, however, I do have issues hitting the item bar on side sometimes. Exploring through the game gives one a feeling of imagining what's happening through a mystery novel. The story of the game isn't bad either, but there were a couple grammatical errors ( nothing too serious though) . Otherwise the game is fairly solid, if the sidebar control was worked on it'd be perfect.

The game is fantastic. I love the puzzles. However... only the first 2 chapters are good. The third isn't on the same level. It doesn't have enough to engage with to obtain solutions to each puzzle. It's not complex.. it's incomplete. While you don't have to pay to play, only the first chapter is free. Worthwhile purchase to me, but I would have liked the game more if the third chapter had more time spent on it in development.

Good concept, mostly good game, big holes in execution. Most puzzles and obstacles weren't all that difficult, but satisfying to complete. Some of them made absolutely no sense -specifically locks requiring codes in chapter 3- and made the gameplay very inconsistent. The hint function helped a little bit, but not at all on any of the puzzles. Full of glitches, poorly polished, and the ending makes little to no sense at all. There's a twist in there but it hardly linked to the rest of the game.

I liked this game in spite of myself. It has beautiful visuals, but serious problems with puzzle design and the hint system, making a walkthrough indispensable, and the ending (both the story's end and the final stretch of gameplay) is baffling and frustrating. But if, like me, you're a fan of the Submachine series by Mateusz Skutnik, this is quite similar to those - mostly in style, not substance, but enough to keep my interest. If you've never heard of the Submachine games, play them instead.

This game is frustrating. It's very difficult to select items from the item bar. Even items on the main screen can take repeated taps before I can pick them up. I've gotten to an impasse in the tunnel with the flower. I don't have some cube to put on the stand. The game won't let me go back to get it. The idea of the game seems cool but the story doesn't fit the design. (They have regular subway cars but they are somehow supposed to be an advanced civilization.)

The 1.17 update did fix the "skeleton's key" problem. Some other issues remain. E.g. after moving to a new area of a chapter, on 1st entry to each screen, previous actions are replayed with their sound effects. Noticeable on chapter 2 with the light bulbs. Also, with the planets puzzle on the wind turbine (and maybe in general) it's not really been made for a small screen, has it? And I'm not sure, but I think the top left & top right clues might be swapped there? I hope that's helpful.

A pretty solid point and click game. A lot of care and love clearly went into it. The levels get harder as you progress, but it's not really a way that is meaningful to me, it's mostly just a bigger world to get lost in when you don't know what item to use where. The game currently ends on an ad for me, which takes the edge of a climactic finale, especially after paying for no ads. I suspect it's a bug, but annoying nonetheless

I haven't finished it yet but I have to say it has my attention. I'm actually enjoying this. Not too difficult where you get annoyed and want to stop cause the frustrating isn't fun anymore and not to easy where you feel like it's a five year olds put the shaped blocks in the matching shape holes. You still have to think to progress and that's the whole point of these games. Makes you feel like a genius lol.

I don't recommend purchasing the full game , the first chapter was by far the best, the second chapter was fun though a bit confusing, but the final chapter was not worth the money. The third chapter had no logic behind the majority of the puzzles, the code to open the elevator has no clues and is ok only solvable with the walkthrough. So yeah if you want to buy a chapter, go for the second one because trust me, the ending wasn't worth the time required to finish (basically the matrix)

Great concept totally destroyed by bugs and horrible controls. Most inventory taps don't register, or select the wrong item. Sometimes tapping one way will make you move the opposite way (ie: tap up, move down) due to glitchy controls. Heck, if you select the stick before you select the mallet, you can muck up the game during the first 10 steps of the tutorial and have to wipe your savegame (either that or the inventory just wasn't registering my taps again)

Love the concept but a little in-game help would be useful: the hints are next to useless as it just highlights areas of interest which the gamer knows already. As mentioned by other users, the controls could be better. Last but not least, it keeps uploading chapter 1 at almost every step, making the gameplay far from flowing, and now it is not loading at all. Uninstalling.