This game is dangerously addictive for puzzle fans. The open-world design makes it so easy to do "just one more island", and then suddenly another hour has passed. The designers have also managed to serve up quality AND quantity in terms of puzzle design, which provides a supportive learning curve, and allows for casual sessions.

The main reward here is the self-satisfaction of completing the many clever puzzles that the game has to offer. There's no story, or character dialogue. However, the strange museum placards do provide some surprisingly funny musings. Good humour is very rarely found in video games, so I was pleasantly surprised that this game had some genuine chuckles to offer.

I got the game on sale, and it took me about 13 hours to reach the credits, so I definitely got my money's worth. I did activate the hints feature early on, so that made the game easier. And even though I've reached the credits, there's still so much more that the game has to offer. I could spend several more days trying to uncover everything. I may dip back in occasionally, to seek out the last exhibits, but I don't think I quite have the dedication to uncover everything, and I'm okay with that. I've had so much enjoyment from it already.

Excellent writing. Mix of difficult and easy puzzles.

The simple mechanics repeatedly surprised and delighted me in their applications. Many gratifying "Aha!" moments.