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Is there cheese in the great beyond? This is such a amazing game, I love puzzle type games, and seeing tomcat disposable have a sequel is awesome, also the stop motion, music, and plot is so well done!! 🐁

Sweet, but very short. If you're here to enjoy the art of a wooden mouse, stop motion photography animation, and a WW soundtrack, then I would recommend this game. But it honestly really is more of an art piece than a game, so keep that in mind. The game itself is beautiful, with a sweet soundtrack (some areas are pretty, some are a bit sinister sounding, all in all, good ost, with some WW motifs in there), however, there really isn't much game. I think the actual game, as in completing of the puzzles and the main ending, took me just under an hour. And none of the puzzles are actually difficult. Most of the game is mapping out the maze (which I mapped onto paper, noting doors and where puzzles where etc). There's a second ending of a sort which was a grind to get to, and that took me another half an hour of the same 1 and a bit minute set of actions - I like what I saw there, but I'm not sure it was really worth it in the end. I bought the game when it was on sale, but I think full price for 1 hour of game is a bit much tbh - I think most people would rather go to the cinema. I don't regret getting this game, and I don't feel cheated, but I did get it for £6, and I already…

Be sure to have Paper and some form of marker for the best experience. Very calm point and click adventure escape room. If Your game shy/new or know someone who is this is the perfect wholesome gateway into gaming. <3 I'm going to get my mum to play this. XD

REVIEWING EVERY GAME I'VE PERFECTED: I feel like this game is only enjoyable if you're already a pre-established Will Wood fan. As a Will Wood fan I enjoy the game because I appreciate his work, but from a game perspective, I wouldn't recommend it unless you want to experience it just because its WW. The gameplay and interactions and quite laggy and frustrating at times. The concept is fine, the endings are cute and the puzzles are fun. But again, unless you're already a pre-established Will Wood fan, I wouldn't really recommend it.

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Feels more like art to be admired than a game to be played; The art is really good. Very charming wooden stop motion. The music is also excellent, of course, as it's composed by Will Wood (the best to ever do it) The gameplay is just tedious. The little animations that play as you move around and interact with stuff can get really annoying when you want to go somewhere on the opposite side of the maze and it just takes you 3 minutes of clicking on doors. The puzzles are fine, but a bit simple for my taste. There's just not a lot of them though. Some puzzle are easily brute forced and two are really tedious. And it's interspersed with tedious clicking through doors. The game was only like 2 hours, which would be fine for its current price, except most of that is waiting for animations to finish rather than actual gameplay. I especially disliked the final puzzle: [spoiler] you just have to map out where every puzzle is. Again the animation thing rears its head as pressing the buttons to move stuff around is tedious. But the fact that you have to map out the puzzle, presumably with your own pen and paper in real life, just rubs me the wrong way. If there was at least some way in the…