Played on HTC Vive Pro/Valve index controllers/RTX2060Super.

One thing I can say, it looks absolutely gorgeous.
The 'puzzles' are all the same for each level, but especially when you have 'connected the dots' it's not clear what you had to do, I thought you had to toggle the strings in a certain order, before I found out through the forum you had to position the strings (by rotating the whole contraption) to a certain position.
Also in the diorama world itself it's just putting as much junk on the floor/water and give it some color and that's about it.
Also it seems to disable the visible safety boundary, which is not good.

I bought the game in sale for 1,49 euro, if you can get it for anything below 5 euro's you should certainly buy it. For me the 14,99 euro pricetag it is at the time of writing is just too much.
Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful game, but I wished they had created some different puzzles.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Valve index controllers/RTX2060Super. One thing I can say, it looks absolutely gorgeous. The 'puzzles' are all the same for each level, but especially when you have 'connected the dots' it's not clear what you had to do, I thought you had to toggle the strings in a certain order, before I found out through the forum you had to position the strings (by rotating the whole contraption) to a certain position. Also in the diorama world itself it's just putting as much junk on the floor/water and give it some color and that's about it. Also it seems to disable the visible safety boundary, which is not good. I bought the game in sale for 1,49 euro, if you can get it for anything below 5 euro's you should certainly buy it. For me the 14,99 euro pricetag it is at the time of writing is just too much. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful game, but I wished they had created some different puzzles.