Röki

I felt myself choke up near the end, it's very well portrayed, especially learning Tove's back story.

As the map opens up and you get to visit more of the world, the scale of both narrative and gameplay expand dramatically.

On its own the music doesn't really do anything but combined with the game’s graphics, atmosphere and narrative context you get a beautiful harmony that enhances the game.

This artistic consistency, thankfully, does benefit the auditory experience (at least insofar as the soundtrack is concerned).

Puzzles were not difficult at eh beginning, they progressed in difficulty very smoothly, and did require keeping track of where you were, and where you had found other elements needed to solve them.

It has modern controls, however, and full controller support (in fact I've heard it's preferable to mouse & keyboard. I played with a controller, so I wouldn't know).