Beautiful and enjoyable game. The mouse controls take some patience and repition, but doesn't ruin the game for me. It definitely challenges you to think throught the correct steps to solve each level. Hope they continue to update and expand it. Nice job. :-)

Maybe one of the best games I've ever played. Beautiful, fun, and difficult. The controls sometimes can be a bit tricky, but not a real problem.

...but the graphics and such don't scale down at all and my mid-range mac finds it to be ridiculously unplayable. Too bad.

I spent 4 hours playing this game, 2 spent on actually playing, and 2 spent in the uninterruptable cut senes. There’s not even a story in there. There is no conflict, no drama, no humor. Just the banal things that happened to a person. Eating dinner. Going on a job interview. Doing homework. Did the hero not go on a single date until he was 25, or was that kind of thing too interesting to actually show? Since the characters all have the same face, I’m not sure when someone was a person we’ve seen before with a different haircut and when they are brand new. Since they all have no personality, it’s hard to care if they’ve changed or not. Also, why does the player take stairs like a toddler? Couldn’t you find a grown-up to show you how it’s done? The actual gameplay is good. So there’s that.

This game is designed for computers with higher quality graphics cards (?). I have a 'mid-17 8 GB RAM, 128 GB HD. The game constantly freezes and lags. It is also almost twice as large as advertised (almost 1 GB after playing for barely a minute).

At leas on Mac, set different keys to spread or move the cards. It makes it almost impossible to spread the cards at a point as they keep moving... why not just pressing space to swicth between the actions!!

The gripe I have is that there isn't an option to stop the game from running at full 5K and enable V-Sync and therefore there's screen tearing and choppy frame rates even on my Vega 48 2019 iMac. Obviously, this is another iOS-first game with macOS as an afterthought.

Love the animaiton and seems very intriguing but constantly freezes on my 2017 macbook pro. Haven't had much issues on other games and activity monitor shows its only taking up 15% of my cpu so a bit confused. Maybe Ill try it on my ipad pro instead

The game is good. Love the puzzles, but after a while it slows down my Macbook. During game play I get a lot of the Rainbow circle. It responds good on my on the iPhone 7.

The core gameplay is good -- a new, unique puzzle game is always nice to see -- although I'm not a fan of the long cutscenes between levels. The worst part of this game, however, is the controls. It's very easy for the game to misinterpret your mouse clicks -- you might mean to move and it'll pick up a card, or vice versa. The developers should add a control scheme where left click does one thing and right does the other to avoid accidentally making a wrong move. Also, the fact that you can't rotate the camera makes telling which surfaces are at which altitudes very difficult. Ideally there would be some indication of surface level (maybe a pattern or color on the surface, with different ones at different altitudes and the same ones at a given altitude). Finally, uninterruptable movement is also incredibly frustrating -- if you misclick, you have to wait for the guy to walk to that spot. However, having finished the game, the puzzles and environment really were beautifully crafted and definitely had me scratching my head for a while. A core game design, B- controls.