I wouldn't call this a "game" so much as a self-paced audio tour. It's gorgeously rendered, well scored, and beautiful in every way, but from a gameplay perspective it's pretty much a slow walk in a straight line with no influence on the environment, the ending, the story, or anything else (there are no interaction keys). Takes about 90 minutes start to finish at a slowish explorer's pace. At $2.50 sale price, a definite recommendation for those who like eye-candy and art-house things. If you're the sort who thought Myst was boring or pointless though, you will hate this even more.

I wouldn't call this a "game" so much as a self-paced audio tour. It's gorgeously rendered, well scored, and beautiful in every way, but from a gameplay perspective it's pretty much a slow walk in a straight line with no influence on the environment, the ending, the story, or anything else (there are no interaction keys). Takes about 90 minutes start to finish at a slowish explorer's pace. At $2.50 sale price, a definite recommendation for those who like eye-candy and art-house things. If you're the sort who thought Myst was boring or pointless though, you will hate this even more.