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Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you're enjoying the game (and that you appreciate the Mac version).

I totally understand being able to enjoy something chill where there is no pressure, you can either keep going on with the quests or simply travel to discover the train stations and enjoy the different environments.

I'm happy that you enjoyed the rather implicit tutorial and guidance, we were a bit worried that the game would be too "vague" when letting the player know what to do but we didn't want to give all the answers either, observation is key.

May I know how did you stumble upon our game?

ZarranQLyr42 days ago (1 edit)

I’m a good friend of Roy and follow his work closely from the swiss mountains.

I cannot say I am impartial, nor unbiased, but I can say the game invites exploration and was exactly the kind of chill I needed after a stressful week.

I did find it was difficult to know what it is I was looking for (in order to finish the game) but finding both items for the old man and the protagonist can only happen if you are curious enough to check everything. Luckily I fell for the ambiance and let myself explore all around and read a bunch of letters! Really found that feature well integrated all things considered.

Thank you all again.

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