The game looks pretty distinctive and I definitely enjoyed it's aesthetic. The voice acting was all various degrees of good. I found the puzzles very simple and breezed through the demo, barely pausing to think outside of the crosswalk related puzzle which took me a few minutes to work out. That's not blowing my own trumpet though, I do play a fair amount of point and clicks but I'm usually average at best at the puzzling side of things so it made me wonder if this is a tad easy on the puzzling side. Maybe my experience is just starting to pay off though.

Only real criticism was that some of the game, the outdoor areas specifically, felt a little empty. Not much to interact with, even for the character to looks at and comment upon. That being said it's not the worst offender I've seen and I didn't really notice it until I got the map and it opened up a bit. A lot of dead space in between the places of interest. The story, which is the most important part in a point and click IMO, was fairly intriguing, so I'll certainly be keeping an eye on the final release.

It's just ok; I think you should give it a try