Review killerstar 3/5 · Mar 6, 2023
The core concept is pretty neat. You inhabit a recursive model of a lighthouse and puzzles involve essentially passing objects between levels of reality to make them smaller or bigger. Puzzles are rather simple, but satisfying.
A small problem is the physics. Grabbing and moving object around is not super smooth and a few times I had objects getting stuck …
The core concept is pretty neat. You inhabit a recursive model of a lighthouse and puzzles involve essentially passing objects between levels of reality to make them smaller or bigger. Puzzles are rather simple, but satisfying.
A small problem is the physics. Grabbing and moving object around is not super smooth and a few times I had objects getting stuck in the geometry. While it has sitting controls, too often I would need to grab things under or inside my couch.
A bigger problem is the narration. The narrator is constantly talking. He just can't shut up. Talks about the story and the puzzles and even after turning off hints would spout out solutions if I took more than a single millisecond to solve them.
Thankfully the game is short and so the torture is brief. But I would've enjoyed the game much more if the devs would've cut the narrator and spent the extra money in more puzzles.
