This indie gem serves as a basis for how all adventure games should be made. The two aspects that stand out the most are the visuals and level design.

These aren't next generation visuals but the animations are smooth and the scenery looks gorgeous. I appreciate the attention to minor details which gives it more depth and immerses the player, putting them in tune with the story. Often it's not just about the VFX, but how captive the world around the player is. It surpasses some modern AAA titles in this regard.

The gameplay strikes the perfect balance between being enjoyable and challenging. When a new mechanic is introduced there'll be enough time to enjoy it but not too much that it feels cheap and grindy.

A satisfying experience that everyone should try.