The Master's Pupil

really soothing, beautiful game

Suprisingly chill and alright game. Enjoyed going through the levels and how wach one introduced new mechanics, also adored the visuals and the reveal at the end of the game. Definitely recommend for anyone who appreciates art and want to have a mostly relaxed experience. Only thing I'd say is I wish the game had a menu that let you look at all the art and stuff that is featured.

Delightful!

This is like having your own playable art museum. Every frame is beautiful, and the puzzles are fun to solve

Visually breathtaking, intellectually engaging, and impactful yet subtle: The Master's Pupil is quite the enjoyable experience. The method of storytelling honors the physically painted medium that makes this game unique, wonderfully deviated from the standard practices of the gaming industry. The mechanics composing the puzzles throughout the game are introduced without explanation because no explanation is needed; in nearly every chapter, the puzzles expand on the existing knowledge. On the occasion that a mechanic requires some trial and error to understand, the death and reset system in the game is forgiving enough to not feel punishing for trying. I only encountered a soft-lock in the game once, where Chapter 9's red moving geyser can be pushed quickly and pass the first point it is supposed to be at for dissolving some red gems. Once it is pushed past this point, the red geyser was unable to go back to the first point. Once this mistake was realized, it was easy to reset and push the red geyser more slowly to continue the game. The story of this game, told through its soundscape and imagery, left enough room for interpretation that I was left guessing at some points and …

some parts were a little glitchy but what a great game! draw dropping story telling withen the art and visuals are 10/10. makes you think at the end about what it truly means and i belive that one of the greatest art forms