Haifa

Pretentious hidden object. Boring and badly written story with unclear goals. The art is nice but not very compelling. Seems overly punishing for a game that gives so little direction and it's easy to get a game over because you clicked on too many "bad items" (even though you have to click on some of them to progress that story). I didn't like it one bit.

Touching and beautiful. I went through an intense emotional journey with this game.

Strange and not interesting story. The final fight gives you "options" in dialogs but punishes you if you pick the one that game doesn't like. The tear jerking story of Maxim, that they somehow revived even if it happened couple of decades ago. The main problem is that we spend too little time in Haifa playing the game called Haifa. It's mostly some strange places like someone's apartments and places they worked/studied. And it's a bit over 2 hours, very short. Disappointed

Haifa, just as the city, is a visually stunning little place of artistic intent. I have been a resident of this city all my life, and this game captures the feeling of living here, with all the love and complexity the comes with it perfectly. I am looking forward to your next projects, and I will replay this every time I need to remember why I love this place.

Can't wait for the live-action adaptation.

An excellent game that truly exceeded my expectations. It’s not very long, but that works in its favoץ every moment feels intentional and meaningful. This is far from a typical, predictable gaming experienceץ instead, it offers something fresh and unique. The story is rich, surprising, and deeply rooted in local culture and folklore, which adds a layer of authenticity and depth you don’t often see. The craftsmanship is remarkable, delivering an emotional and immersive journey that reflects the spirit of its time and place beautifully. A memorable and moving experience that stands out from the crowd.