Graphics - PHENOMENAL Music/Sound Effects- Big thumbs up! Story- kinda there… hard to critique without giving spoilers. A suggestion would be to have some sort of journal or narrative between chapters; like… the main character’s thought process as these discoveries are being made — and NOT in the middle of the puzzle, revealing unnecessary hints to solving the next step… and speaking of- adding an option to disable hints would help add a challenge for those looking for something more, without reworking this otherwise masterpiece. Also, who is the person we are playing? What is their role? Like… are they working in a shipping/receiving department of some company, or just an individual collector of some sorts? Difficulty- 4/10 Overall, I thought this game was too simple, & almost didn’t purchase it… the chapters were way too short… as I previously mentioned, the hints are unnecessary & wouldn’t fix the lack of difficulty, but it would certainly help… or at least have the option to choose if they are on. Overall, this game is awesome & amazing… I wouldn’t change anything about the existing puzzles but hope to see significantly more challenging puzzles added in the future!Edit: After completing the game, I rescind some of my previous remarks regarding THIS game, & would forward those suggestions to future projects. The only big suggestion I would make, is to change the prompt for writing a review to the end of the game. My attitude toward this game changed quite a bit as I progressed through it. Very much worth the $4.99 & dare I say, even more. Perhaps a way to give this game more of the value it is worth would be to charge $0.99/chapter… (with the first chapter, or tutorial chapter being free) this way a big price wouldn’t deter people from trying it out. I am hooked & eagerly anticipate what you have to offer in the future! Thanks!!! 10/10 =]

As someone who has put in numerous hours to 100% complete the entirety of the “The Room” series, and other tap-to-investigate games like the Faraway series on the App Store (which I also highly recommend if you like these types of games), this is a must buy. I will say I think some of the content is on the easier side in terms of puzzles - I never got stuck on something for more than a minute or two - however that does not detract from the experience. The puzzles were just involved enough that although simple, I still highly enjoyed them. I really loved the concept of having different tools, clearly inspired by the eyepiece from The Room games. I almost wish more was done with them or they played a larger role than what they did. The setting is a great idea, and kept me interested the whole time! Honestly compared to other similar games, the price feels like a steal! It’s a great little experience that I highly recommend, and I am looking forward to the sequel! Great job devs!

This absolutely incredible puzzle game is a work of art, as you become an investigator- first unpackaging , and then analyzing mysterious alien artifacts. But it’s not so easy! Getting into each crate or tube is just the first step- next you have to figure out how to access the item, then explore its functions to deduce what it is! And you must use deductive reasoning, observation and trying things, and use clues and discovered tools in order to make the artifacts operate and finish the analysis! The only drawback to this game is that you must buy it after only one simple chapter in order to explore its richness (well worth it!), and if you have no patience or logical thinking you may not enjoy it. For me, it’s hard to put down, and it’s not so difficult that you can’t solve each puzzle. Each chapter just gets better and better! Highly recommended!

I really wanted to like this game, especially after playing The Room series, but I found it more frustrating than fun. The biggest issue isn’t the difficulty of the puzzles—it’s the controls and lack of feedback. Many objects only respond if you touch or swipe a very specific spot, so I repeatedly tried the correct interaction, got no response, and naturally assumed the object wasn’t interactive.Several puzzles also give you almost no indication of what the rules actually are, so instead of logically solving them, you’re left guessing what the game wants you to do. Even worse, during the final puzzle we had everything set correctly and nothing happened. We finally redid the exact same settings, and then the ending triggered.I love challenging puzzle games and don’t mind being stuck because I haven’t figured something out. But being stuck because the game didn’t register the correct input—or because you have to guess the rules of the puzzle—isn’t challenging, it’s frustrating. There are some great ideas here, but the finicky controls and lack of intuitive feedback really took away from the experience.