A beautiful game about love and loss told without any words.

The art style and music in this game are absolutely gorgeous. Which is important, as there's not a single bit of dialogue about humming. While this does mean that the story isn't told directly and obviously, I actually really enjoy that certain aspects can be interpreted differently by different people. I won't spoil the story, but I did really enjoy it.

For the puzzles, they are overall very simple with only a little bit of thinking needed for the most part. I had one that confused me and I needed to look up, but overall, very manageable. I personally didn't find them boring, however, as it felt more like a relaxing time than a difficult challenge. Most of the achievements I got through a basic playthrough, and only needed to go back to do a few - made easier with the chapter select, though you still may need to replay a good little bit to get to certain parts. As the game is overall short, this is no big deal, however.

All parts of this game felt important to the story. The puzzles didn't feel like they were there just to add gameplay, they all felt significant in Eda and Owl's lives. Every item had a bit of back story and seemed to play a part in their lives, together. It was beautifully told, something that can easily be failed at when attempting a game without dialogue.

I really loved this game. it was a nice, short little adventure that, despite being sad, left me overall feeling happy.

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When I found out that this game was developed and published by two Indonesian studios, I knew I had to try it.

The art is absolutely stunning and cosy. The style and colour palette bring back memories of the comfort I felt at my grandma’s house in my hometown—it gives me a sense of safety, if that makes sense.

The music is equally calming and soothing. The main theme song stayed with me for weeks after I finished the game.

As for the story, it’s truly heart-wrenching. Having experienced the loss of loved ones too many times, it really hit close to home. It captures the grief and sadness I’ve felt, as well as the helplessness of watching someone you love grow weaker, not knowing how to help them. This was definitely a tear-jerker for me.