Lovely aesthetics and lore. I was genuinely captivated by the story and surprised by the ending. But DEAR GOLLY some of the puzzles were unrelentingly ball-busting. Not only had you painstakingly study the maps inch-by-inch, you had to have a lot of speciality knowledge (ie. know all chord sheet appliances to a piano) and do some serious mental gymnastics to come into some conclusions. This is all fine and dandy if developers anticipated players to use walkthroughs but I prefer not to.