An incredibly creative and original premise for an adventure game.

I found it interesting that I zipped though the English version without any trouble but stumbled horribly over the Japanese version. I felt that the completion of the first version constrained or impeded my ability to solve the second version. Very interesting. I'd Highly recommend it to those who like pen-and-paper style puzzles.

Clever design, but the puzzle was a little tedious.

Well, "Medium length games" is rather over-stating. After finishing the game in 20 minutes I'd rate it as a short one-puzzle (!) mini-game.

This is a phenomenal game. The puzzle (not plural) is challenging without being impossible. The dual gameplay is innovative without being too bizarre. However, the most impressive feature is the two totally distinct, but equally wonderful, styles. It would have been so simple to make this a less stylish game, but the designer knocked it out of the park instead. Bravo.

This is one of those games that leave you thinking after the end. Moreover, the art is great. The way the author fitted two games with two completely different stories and very contrasting art styles is impressive.

To sum it up, play this game now. It's the only play I've played three times (you'll see why when you play it).