The object noises as they drop sound awesome. The songs are performed well enough but IвЂ™m just not sure they add to the experience. Sometimes, they make sense and add emotional weight to the story but sometimes they feel out of place and distracting. There are odd sporadic cases of songs bursting into the game. Graphics are very bright and colourful and have a mystic vibe. The look of the game is secondary to the puzzles but is more than adequate for the type of game. I like the idea of watching the scene unravel as it is drawn. These add depth to the story and fill in gaps before the next cutscene. Along the way, you will see comments by Michael or Kenzie in the form of floating sentences, describing their feelings at the time. Mostly, you will just be trying to enter buildings to trigger small cut scenes of relationship moments. Some butterflies flying around a door a coloured gem or colour coded doors are all examples of visual hints. There are no indicators as to where to go or what to do but there are sometimes subtle hints to guide you in the right direction. The large Maquette means you walk painfully slow sometimes, and some environments are quite big so this can take some time. Walking speeds are affected depending on which model you are in. Colour coded doors can be opened with the corresponding coloured crystal, but how do I get the red crystal inside out of the building? Once you get the general idea, and you are on the same wavelength of the game, the puzzles become easier and you feel less disorientated. It sounds easy but a lot of thought has gone into constructing these puzzles. The game mostly consists of navigating inaccessible areas by making bridges and opening locked doors. So, by placing an object on the stairs in the small or normal Maquette could possibly mean you could climb that object in the large Maquette and get up the stairs you previously could not climb. The objects in the large Maquette are too big to pick up but objects in the normal and small Maquette can be picked up, rotated and dropped almost anywhere. You may no longer be able to climb stairs for example, as they are now too large. The game is a three dimensional puzzle game where size matters!Д«y moving in and out of each three-dimensional model it feels like you are getting bigger or smaller, whereas in fact it is just the environment which has changed.

Place the on the medium platform two more times - cycling back to the hidden fourth platform location until itвЂ™s the perfect size.The small key but it is too small to open the door.

Use the like a ramp, and youвЂ™ll find the fourth size platform up on the hidden ledge.Place the as shown in the screenshot - creating a ramp up to the ledge of the model platform.Then go to the giant platform to get your. You can generate the by collecting the and placing it on the medium platform.To get the correct solution, place the on the medium platform - large enough that the key is on the edge and leaning into the center.There are three platforms that change the size of the when place - but none of them are correct.

To check and see if your key is the correct size, place the key in the mold - if it fits, youвЂ™ve got the right size.

Once you reach the giant, youвЂ™ll find a Lock and a large Key Mold. Ahead, youвЂ™ll find a - but it doesnвЂ™t fit the lock. ItвЂ™s possible to solve this puzzle with just two pieces! See if you can pull it off. Use the screenshot for the exact placement. Place two diagonal pieces and use the third to connect the two.

Place the three pieces to create a stairway up.

And next to those pieces is an identical wall sectionвЂ¦ only smaller.

When you reach a very high wall ledge, look in the right room.

Maquette game guide