It’s actually a pretty decent escape game. Some puzzles don’t make much sense, but others are really clever.

I thought it would be more like a professor Layton or a classic Point & Click, but it’s basically talking with people, which is kinda boring for me.

A walking simulator that wants you to contantly stop walking. Not my cup of tea.

I prefer when hidden games keep the levels small but complicated more than big and that’s it, because then it becomes kinda tedious. This one has both things, so I enjoyed some levels but others were just too big (also the bigger the buggier it is).
I don’t quite understand why the loading screens take sooooo long, even for the main menu. I played on Switch so it’s probably a bad optimization port problem.

I never played the originals so the nostalgia card doesn’t work with me. I basically though this was going to be a good game because everyone say it is, and surprise, it’s not. I mean, it probably was when it first released, but it aged really poorly so a remaster so true to the main source doesn’t work nowadays.
It honestly looks like they wanted easy money from nostalgics with a lazy remaster.

I’ll be honest, it’s the first 3D horror game I play and I really liked it. It’s simple but really entertaining.

Looks like a great game and it should be fun but… It’s not? I can't really tell why, maybe the character isn’t fast enough and the flow of the gameplay is constantly interrupted. I’m not sure, but I wasn't even feeling like finishing it.
I like the art, and overall it has a lot of personality though.

I played it because the 3D platforming part but I abandoned it because of the soulslike combat/system. I don’t mind it if it’s good but this one is tough and slow.
Could have been a fun game if not for the soulslike inspiration. Cute art though.