I loved this game. It was so good that it made me want to write a review - my first after years of playing various games. The puzzles and the gameplay, from my viewpoint, were phenomenal. I wasn’t sure what to expect before I started playing. I like origami and playing games, especially puzzle games, which is why I decided to give this game a shot. It truly surprised me. I enjoyed every second of it, even when I got stuck (which was eventually followed by, “Oh, it can fold that way. Doh!”). I really loved the folding aspect, which gave so many possibilities, which in my case, frequently resulted in some failure and backtracking. I’m still not completely sure how I completed one section.The only thing I didn’t like was that I got to the end too quickly. I really would have liked to play more and am somewhat disappointed that there’s not much left for me to do but wait and hope for a sequel or something (or wait a while and play it again when it’s not so fresh in my mind).

I had so much fun playing this. The gameOozes charm in a way that I haven’t been able to find in most mobile games. The story and art style work well together in a way that’s very calming. The puzzles and engaging but not stressful (you can’t really fail just get caught on a snag, it’s more of a adjusting as you go type of thing). You could probably complete it in few hours if you wanted to but I recommend taking your time(I took about a week to finish it). Fun game definitely recommend. Ps this my first review of a game in awhile so sorry if I missed any information.

The game mechanic is fun and they do a lot of interesting variations on it. The problems, on my old iPad5:1. In the bits between chapters, it freezes if you fold the picture in half horizontally. I missed the big reveal in the plot. (If there was no big reveal, that’s lousy storytelling.)2. If you try to go to the Autumn chapter, it takes you to the Ruins chapter. I played the Ruins chapter 5 times trying to find the missing Autumn origami.3. They don’t show you chapter titles inside the game, the chapters are not numbered, and the map of chapters isn’t linear. Figuring out the sequence of chapters isn’t easy if you don’t check the map and take note the first time around.

Excellent puzzles, a good balance of challenge and fun. When I got stuck, I found taking a break and coming back with fresh eyes a little while later usually did the trick. The art & music are beautiful and calming. The gibberish speak of the people Paige encounters on her way never failed to get a chuckle out of me. The story is a little melancholy but still very beautiful in the way melancholy stories can be. I’ve been very skeptical of “Netflix games” bc it just seemed like a money grab to me, but the trailer I saw for this was too intriguing. A lovely time. Definitely recommend.