Luna's Room

It's got soul, I'll give it that. The gameplay, the puzzles, have no connection to the story. The story is deliberately vague and lacks in being a fully realized plot. The game doesn't seem to have anything to say. The main theme, repeated twice literally spoken by a character, is not represented in the gameplay. Neat art. Nice animation.

Simple point and click experience

Pros - Great pixel art - Mostly decent puzzle design (it does have a sprinkling of that unfortunate point and click trope of having to try things again which previously didn't work but now work all of sudden.) - A poignant story well told. Cons - Can be finished easily in a hour I reckon (I left my game running quite a bit) but maybe the price reflects the scope. Overall recommended

Neat tiny adventure game. Get it in a bundle or something.

I got this game for 1 euro. At that price point you really can't complain. The story is nice, and the puzzles are perhaps a bit simplistic, but in a good way; if you got this game randomly you won't get too frustrated with it, on the other hand if you picked up this game because you're a seasoned pro at puzzle games you'll probably bang this game out in 20 minutes. Whereas for me it took 1 hour becuase of one or two minor things where I tried something already so I don't try it again, even though that's the solution. There is some small adjustments that probably should be made in an update, like the credits scene being way louder than the rest of the game and there's no easy or obvious way of turning it down, without potentially skipping the credits. Maybe just add in a little volume control on the credits. I was obviously adhd maxing and watching something else so I had to just turn everything down lol. But the story itself is rather touching. There is a pretty clear point to the story without spoiling anything. But yeah some people have pointed out that there are clues to what's really going on in the story, and don't get me wrong it was fun figuring out what these clues mean…

Short title. Fairly logical progression. Dark story. Amazing soundtrack. Unexpectedly helpful cat. Go through the door!