Is this Game Trying to Kill Me?

This game was a tremendously fun way to spend an afternoon! There were only a couple puzzles I felt were a tad obtuse, and honestly even for those, once I realized what the solution was or why the solution was the solution they made since in retrospect. Only one mid-game puzzle in particular feels like I understand why the answer was the answer, but I don't know that I feel like that being the answer was properly communicated. You can get all three endings on one save provided you've done the necessary setup, and even if you have to run through again (took two runs for me, I'm annoyed with myself for missing the puzzle piece I needed for the true ending since I had it in the back of my mind to do what I figured it wanted me to do, then promptly forgot to do it) you can clear the game in about an hour once you know what you're doing. One thing of note, you can sequence break some puzzles, but others require you to trigger the character knowing there's a puzzle before the game lets you solve it. If I had any criticisms to levy at the game it'd be the following: 1. I wish there was a way to disable the camera bobbing on moving and turning in the 3D segments, it made me kinda motion sick. 2. The endings are very lackluster for as much effort was put into everything else, but the ride is fun enough that I don't mind the destination being a letdown. To be clear, they weren't a letdown in the way of being lore incomplete, by the time you get all three endings you can very easily piece together the story, they're just literally a single sentence comprised of a few words over a still picture. 3. The boss fights are very repetitive; once you've fought one, you've fought them all. You have unique fantasy entities for the bosses, it would've been awesome if they actually impacted the fights in any capacity instead of each boss being solved the exact same way. All in all, a very well done Inscryption inspired puzzle horror game and well worth the price of admission.