A classic point and click game that is based around a pretty standard climate sci-fi theme. The game consists of several chapters with a limited number of screens. Some pixel chasing is needed, and it's easy to miss objects or their interactions, but the majority of the puzzles are actually quite logical, and given the limited number of screens to explore and only a few objects to interact with, you're often forced into doing the right thing. Still, I used a walkthrough around 10+ times, just because I missed something obvious and didn't want to spend hours scratching my head.

The game is quite long, it took me 10+ hours to complete, some of the story is quite dubious climate fiction mumbo-jumbo, the voice acting is too much like a bunch of amateurs reading from a page, with some voice actors exceptionally cringy (the cook on an oil rig is up there in the top). Still, it wasn't a bad adventure game and a good way to waste a day or two for the point and click fans. The only thing I should mention is that the first chapter of the game is so boring, that I stopped playing for more than a year, and continued only once I saw the game recommended on the Internet.