This a fraudulent game with the illusion of actual content. It has 8 Steam Achievements, each for completing one of the 8 chapters, however, the statistics suggest no one actually can obtain them - the 0.3% usually indicates they were just unlocked using the Steam Achievement Manager outside of the actual game.

The developer is very intelligent and puts so much effort into keeping up the smoke and mirrors act that it's hard to believe he doesn't spend time creating anything. All of his answers and explanations come down to circular reasoning. For instance, people bring up the fact that there are no actual clues in the game so he created a starter guide to give clues to make the game a bit easier. The starter guide then refers back to the game for clues. I pressed him for more information and he referred me to look at the images on the trading cards and better yet, referred me back once again to the guide, which he 'updated'.

He did the same thing with the game itself by releasing a "Major Bug Fix #1" which adds "new hints across the forest." But wait, "if you have difficulties of finding them, check the Starters Guide."

It's all in plain site if you look past the nonsense. The video and screenshots on the store page are all from chapter 1. Same thing with the images on the trading cards. All the content that exists in this game is you move around as a blob of light within a very small map, where a few light sources toggle on and off globally upon hitting the "E" key. There is no actual interaction with anything in the environment. There is no story. There really isn't even a Chapter 1.

Even the beginning of the game states:
"Where should I seek the path?
Clues are worthless...
Maybe if I think harder?
The easiest solution is sometimes the answer..."

He admits at the very beginning that any hints or clues are meaningless and the solution is the answer because the answer is the solution. The game play is literally going around in circles looking for clues because the game tells you to.

This a fraudulent game with the illusion of actual content. It has 8 Steam Achievements, each for completing one of the 8 chapters, however, the statistics suggest no one actually can obtain them - the 0.3% usually indicates they were just unlocked using the Steam Achievement Manager outside of the actual game. The developer is very intelligent and puts so much effort into keeping up the smoke and mirrors act that it's hard to believe he doesn't spend time creating anything. All of his answers and explanations come down to circular reasoning. For instance, people bring up the fact that there are no actual clues in the game so he created a starter guide to give clues to make the game a bit easier. The starter guide then refers back to the game for clues. I pressed him for more information and he referred me to look at the images on the trading cards and better yet, referred me back once again to the guide, which he 'updated'. He did the same thing with the game itself by releasing a "Major Bug Fix #1" which adds "new hints across the forest." But wait, "if you have difficulties of finding them, check the Starters Guide." It's all in plain site if you look past the nonsense. The video and screenshots on the store page are all from chapter 1. Same thing with the images on the trading cards. All the content that exists in this game is you move around as a blob of light within a very small map, where a few light sources toggle on and off globally upon hitting the "E" key. There is no actual interaction with anything in the environment. There is no story. There really isn't even a Chapter 1. Even the beginning of the game states: "Where should I seek the path? Clues are worthless... Maybe if I think harder? The easiest solution is sometimes the answer..." He admits at the very beginning that any hints or clues are meaningless and the solution is the answer because the answer is the solution. The game play is literally going around in circles looking for clues because the game tells you to.