I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the sound design. There are no dialogues or quest markers to guide you until you unlock the guiding bird. Since it's a non-verbal game, the story is told through hieroglyphs and stone helmets, requiring players to interpret the narrative themselves.

However, the gameplay can be a bit buggy at times. Crystal progression doesn’t always update properly, often forcing you to exit to the main menu and reload the game. The main story is short and easy, but collecting all the crystals was frustrating!!! not because they were hard to find, but because getting to them was unnecessarily tricky. And to top it off, the final ability you unlock comes too late, there's no real use for it once you've already finished the game and collected 100% of the achievements.

If you're just playing for the experience, the game will feel brief and relaxing. But if you're here for the achievements, oh boy! it’s going to take significantly more time and patience.

6.6/10 ⭐