This is a bit of a 50/50 for me.

I like:
- The simplicity of the game and its great execution
- The progression. Particularly discovering new ways to interact with the environment opens the game a lot.
- The art direction

I dislike:
- Most of the secrets are hidden off camera. There is an automatic camera rotation feature that is barely used and you can't control the camera manually (unless I missed something with the controls).
- Secrets (particularly those related to important upgrades) should not be no longer accesible after a certain point in the game, and this game has lots.
- The "manual" pages are a bit too obscure for my taste. I would rather have less pages but all of them being readable.
- The combat feels a bit off. I feel like it is not as precise as it should be. I have played plenty of precise games and in this case there are times where I take a hit but I thought I dodged the attack perfectly.
- Not seeing the path I have progressed in the door puzzles

This is a bit of a 50/50 for me. I like: - The simplicity of the game and its great execution - The progression. Particularly discovering new ways to interact with the environment opens the game a lot. - The art direction I dislike: - Most of the secrets are hidden off camera. There is an automatic camera rotation feature that is barely used and you can't control the camera manually (unless I missed something with the controls). - Secrets (particularly those related to important upgrades) should not be no longer accesible after a certain point in the game, and this game has lots. - The "manual" pages are a bit too obscure for my taste. I would rather have less pages but all of them being readable. - The combat feels a bit off. I feel like it is not as precise as it should be. I have played plenty of precise games and in this case there are times where I take a hit but I thought I dodged the attack perfectly. - Not seeing the path I have progressed in the door puzzles