good

TLDR: It is a point and click game with many illusions of choice. While the aesthetics of the game are great, combat is sparse, stories do not branch and there is little to do. If you enjoy a relaxing experience with brief yet very diverse stories in one game, this is pretty good! Just don't expect it all to make sense.

Story: You are Etienne Quist, a book walker who is trying to find ways to shorten his sentence by stealing items from tales, essentially causing major problems within their respective stories. How much damage are you willing to cause to nab what you need? Will you half a$$ your objectives for ''characters''?

Gameplay: I was initially very intrigued and kind of purchased this on a whim, I hoped the gameplay would be different for every book, or that the combat would be interesting, but no. It's 70% point and click, 20% dialogue, 5% combat and 5% in your hub, when you hop from one book to the next.
In your hub, you can interact with a few things, including choosing new abilities or simply doing a task for the story to progress.
When within a book, you always have one single main objective, but you will get sidetracked with small events that may, or may not, change some small outcomes that may, or may not, change the bigger outcome of the main objective.
Combat is the style of old fashioned turn based RPG. I think I have enough fingers and toes to count the amount of encounters there is in the entire game. They aren't challenging, but they do offer a much needed relief from the monotonous point and click experience.

Graphics: While the FPS sections are somewhat lame, the point and click sections are beautiful. Every books' story offer a very different biome and a completely new cast of both characters and, often, mood. Though now that I think back on it, not a single one of them was very happy.

Audio: While everything sounds nice, I think I almost fell asleep at some point. The game is VERY chill, and it's not a bad thing... I just need to state it very clearly. This is not an action game, at all. There is also no voice overs, which surprised me quite a bit.

While I enjoyed my playthrough, I'm likely never to touch this title again. There was too little to do, and that kinda saddened me because it had potential to do so much more. I kept waiting for the game to pick up the pace, and when I thought it finally did... It was over. However it's important that I stay clear on this; it's a good title, but only if you're looking for a short and relaxing experience. I wasn't.

fantastic game,i really enjoyed it