Great graphics art. Very unique creatively designed puzzles. This is easily a 5 star game at its core. Despite my criticism it is one of my very favourites. But it can also be one of the most frustrating due to its somewhat problematic user interface.Ever since I’ve picked up this game I have a hard time putting it down in the middle of a puzzle. Then come the cut scenes after every single puzzle. I often lose patience with them and exit the game entirely.Some people love the cutscenes. Forcing people like me who only care about the game play, to sit through the entire cut scene each and every time is a major buzzkill. Please add a “skip” button the the cutscenes.One more user interface problem. Controls need to be improved. In concept tap to move character and pinch to build/collapse card houses seems simple. In practice attempts at pinching are often mistaken as taps. This can cause your character to climb down places they can not climb back up without restarting the puzzle layout. Very frustrating.The UI issues blemish what is otherwise one of the otherwise most perfect and uniquely creative puzzles on the App Store. They drop my rating to a 4.

Play this when you’re feeling depressed and instantly feel happier. Rain sounds are so calming and love the graphics

I haven’t finished playing the game yet however, I had to stop and write a review because I loved playing the last campfire and this absolutely reminds me of that game. so if you enjoyed it, I would recommend this one as well. I would agree there are a lot of cut scenes, but they don’t last long or at least from what I’ve played so far and imo they add to the experience.

Smooth on iPad. Only issue is occasionally I’d accidentally send the character walking somewhere and need to redo a whole bunch of steps; it would benefit from an undo or rewind.Unplayable on Apple TV, which is mostly the fault of the unusable Apple TV remote. I bet it could work quite well with controller support.