Puzzles in this indie casual adventure extend beyond the screen, pulling players into real-world discovery to solve challenges. Seven endings tie to achievements, with the first unlocked by finishing all levels and others revealed through hidden secluded rooms. Finding these spots delivers its own satisfaction amid themes of human-God ties, mankind's future, human-nature bonds, humanity's end, and paths home.
Players shape their fate across life's cycles of birth, aging, illness, death, love, hate, and separation. This setup suits puzzle fans seeking fresh twists that blend game and reality. Casual adventurers who enjoy layered achievements and philosophical undertones will find a thoughtful loop here.
This is my first indie game on Steam. I played a lot of puzzle games before and found the puzzles in these games are limited to the game itself. I want to bring a different game experience to players, so I designed some puzzles which need players to find the answer out of the game itself. It makes our real world part of the game, but is our world real?
The game has seven endings, corresponding to seven achievements. Complete all levels to unlock the first achievement, and for other endings, it requires players to find out the secluded room to unlock.
Finding hidden secluded rooms in the game is also a great pleasure and achievement of the game.
I want to use this game to expose the relationship between human and the God, where the future of mankind is, the relationship between human and nature, the final end of mankind and the way home. Everyone is the performer of their own destiny, life, old, sick, dead, love, hate, parting, and so on.
