I have never taken note taking so serious before Blue Prince.
Something out of place, Win+Shift+S ...
Weird painting that wasn't there before, Win+Shift+S ...
Children's book that doesn't seem to have real significance but might allude to something if re(a)d deeper into,
Win+Shift+S ...

Enjoyable gameplay loop with a seemingly endless mystery surrounding its story.
Blue Prince did not fail to reel me in, and more importantly, keep me HOOKED.
At times it has you kicking yourself for making decisions early on that might ruin the latter half of your run, but
ultimately, that's what makes it roquelike-esque.

A game crafted to be fuelled by the players curiosity.
I had flashbacks of Outer Wilds playing this, and maybe that's why I enjoyed it so much.

The mystery continues for me, even after 27 hours ...
Your curiosity might not be as strong as mine, but I implore anyone willing to put in the time it deserves, to
give Blue Prince a go.

Blue Prince summed up in one line - "You don't know what you don't know"