A Chinese, narrative puzzle game reminiscent of the likes of Framed and Florence. The main character carries on a daily work-life on verge of burnout until the day a pretty girl crosses his path, so he decides to change things up on his pursuit of love. The story is far from original but as far as I know, this is only the first chapter with things likely to develop further, I hope.

Elizabeth features a "decryption" method, meaning that you align scene frames next to each other in order for your character to reach his goal in every scenario. Interestingly enough, you can move around and align frames that affect each other as part of the solution, letting you apply some logical thinking. Some of the last scenarios offer more than one goal outcome, granting replay value for other fun results. Nevertheless, the game is short and leads to the same ending.

It's doable for casual players with some puzzle experiences but for completionists, prepare to look up on a guide due to some scene functions that look less than logical for solution. Elizabeth offers some fresh albeit short takes on the decryption leisure niche, which can be hit-or-miss for people.