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Over the past few months, I've seen a lot of great art for this game, and I installed it quite some time ago, but only played it now. Excellent concept, funny jokes, not too easy but not overly difficult puzzles, and an atmosphere enhanced by upbeat music; plus, you wouldn't even say that it's too short. A brief but very cool story. While playing, I had a fun thought – if there were rewards for completing various IQ tests and other assignments in the form of diverse entertainment content (art, scenes, etc.), there would be more motivation to complete them than just grinding for useless numbers. For example, if something like this was integrated into homework and other tasks in educational institutions, etc. In short, it's great, and it's strange that it's free – another mockery of AAA $69.99 garbage. Oh yeah, when I finished playing, I also checked out the Steam community and couldn't help but laugh at this: For example, I got stuck on chapters 6 and 9 for a bit, but eventually passed them through retries, so complaints about the boss fight are amusing; you don't really need to think much – just dodge and that's it. It's well-made and a perfectly good way to end the gameplay part. Overall, I recommend it to everyone who hasn't played it yet.