I'll start by saying that I usually love Artifex Mundi games, and that I was really looking forward to this game. Credit where credit is due, the artstyle is nice and there are plenty of scenes to investigate. All in all, it is not a bad game. The reason I leave a bad review is because of the frustration.

Now I finished the game and the bonus game, so again, this was not unbearable. But there were a few things that bothered me.
First was how illogical the items you needed to use/couldn't use sometimes were. For example, I couldn't break glass with a shovel but I could with a crowbar. It's just one example, but I had too many moments like this to proper enjoy the game.
Second was the mix of old and modern items. The game is set in the 1700s, and overall it does a fairly good job of setting the scenes and items in that theme. A few times though, especially in the bonus chapter, it put in some modern items that broke the immersion a bit.
Third probably has to due with the age of the game, but sometimes the colors look too much alike or the scenes are too pixellated to see the items you need.

Overall, the game is not bad, just too frustrating for me to leave a good review.