Overview

• New reviews from Nintendo Life and Polygon commend the sequel’s cozy‑occult puzzle loop and evocative prose‑driven worldbuilding.
• Players run an occult antique shop, deducing the correct artefact for each customer by cross‑referencing an in‑game catalogue and contextual clues.
• Nested investigations expand the formula with scales, close inspection, gemstone guides, runic combinations, secret nooks, and map‑based searches.
• Critics note the game feels PC‑first with mouse controls, while the Switch port’s joystick cursor can feel laggy despite added cursor‑speed settings and no Switch 2 mouse support.
• Repeated errors trigger a Yahtzee‑like dice challenge that guards against sanity loss, and accessibility options include autolabelling, a magnifying glass, arachnophobia mode, and easy‑to‑read fonts.