Gift

[i]“A game that promised a Gift, but left only an empty wrapper.”[/i] The beginning of the game is genuinely mesmerizing. The first few minutes, the tutorial, the music, the atmosphere - everything makes it feel like we are about to experience another story about inner fear and the search for hope, where every movement has meaning. The tutorial is long, but atmospheric and crafted with attention to detail. And then everything falls apart. The main part of the game turns into an almost completely linear run through repetitive corridors. The physics barely work: chains hardly swing, and balancing on a barrel has to be done... with the camera. The map stops working around the middle of the game - and judging by other reviews, this is not an isolated bug. You only get to walk across rain-soaked decks for a minute at the very beginning - and the game never gives you that pleasant visual experience again. For the rest of the time, it locks you inside: a sequence of metal walls and strange scenes where logic gives way to incomprehensible surrealism. Trying to gather all the characters for the “true” ending feels more like a punishment than a reward. With the map broken, it turns into…

Playing this game feels like I'm being punished. Swinging from ropes takes forever to get momentum. Jumping feels too floaty. With the way the map constantly shifts gathering collectables is going to be tedious...

Is a good game, but after playing for few minutes you will find it becoming boring

It's a pretty fun puzzle game.

perfect Game

Little Nightmares vibe, great and fun game with a nice story