The House of Hikmah

The art style, music and overall aesthetic of this game are beautiful. I'm just terrible at puzzles and therefore I'm already got stuck a couple of times as I missed levers and couldn't nail some jumps... I'm going to stick with it though, I think it has promise.

Charming with a beautiful environment and interesting characters with puzzle led storytelling. A good indie game worth the low price. It works on Linux but you may need to force a proton version (I am using GE) and add '-dx11' to the launch options. And I am running Bazzite on an ROG Ally.

Solid puzzle platformer.

A short, aesthetically delightful game. Its mechanics are shallow, its movement is clunky, its performance could be far better, and it's more buggy than it should be, but given its length, these complaints don't bite as hard as they should (I could easily imagine a far longer game with an equally shallow system that would've made me far more miserable). Its story is only serviceable, which is painful given how little its aesthetic actually accentuates it, and how clearly driven some of their designs are. Though, credit where it's due: its characters are definitely above-average especially given how little these characters actually talk throughout the runtime. If these devs ever get bigger, I trust them to make a bigger, deeper, and far more expansive version of this story that actually delivers on the aesthetic promise this story has.

Although quite short, it is a beautiful game with a beautiful message about grief and losing loved ones. This feels a lot like a PS3 era Puzzle-Plattformer, and I mean that in the most positive way, it felt almost nostalgic in it's slightly janky mechanics and gorgeously designed world. Really enjoyed the puzzles, the platforming was alrightish.

A short game, but easy to play, beautiful to behold, and with a touching story.

Good puzzle adventure with a historic twist. The music and visuals are a bonus.

nice prromising game