• Incredible art style. Seriously, the developer has some major talent in this department.
  
• Interesting puzzles that require some patience, but aren't frustrating.
  
• Responsive controls.
  
• Great sound design and music.

• The main story is very short, it took me two hours to beat it. That being said, there's a lot of unlockables after that's over so there's replay value.
  
• Overall, it's too similar to the previous game Tamashii, There aren't enough new game play features.
  
• Incomprehensible story line (well, that might be the point?)
  
• The precision platforming sections weren't very good in Tamashii and they're still poor in this one. They lead to unnecessary difficulty spikes and the next game in the series, if there is one, should include less of them.

There are some faults, but I recommended this one; especially to fans of surreal horror.

[h1]The Good[/h1] [list] [*]Incredible art style. Seriously, the developer has some major talent in this department. [*]Interesting puzzles that require some patience, but aren't frustrating. [*]Responsive controls. [*]Great sound design and music. [/list] [h1]The Bad[/h1] [list] [*]The main story is very short, it took me two hours to beat it. That being said, there's a lot of unlockables after that's over so there's replay value. [*]Overall, it's too similar to the previous game Tamashii, There aren't enough new game play features. [*]Incomprehensible story line (well, that might be the point?) [*]The precision platforming sections weren't very good in Tamashii and they're still poor in this one. They lead to unnecessary difficulty spikes and the next game in the series, if there is one, should include less of them. [/list] There are some faults, but I recommended this one; especially to fans of surreal horror.