There also seems to be some puzzles that you are able to skip. I haven’t tested this out but there should be different ways to accomplishing the same goals. This insures you don’t get too used to how everything works and come up with different solutions. Occasionally you will receive new items or abilities you can use such as a parachute and a staff to move around the boxes. I’m glad my partner was there to figure them out with me because I think it would have taken me more than a few hours to complete the game. The looks can be very deceiving with only a few boxes at your disposal however these puzzles become quite challenging later in the game. I do like seeing the view from up high overlooking the water. When you’ve reached the end of a segment, you place the items you received from the Totems inside of a large lighthouse. They’ll even leave behind rainbow poop after you’ve fed them. There’s a black cylindrical cat, a tiny pink elephant, a pudgy bird, and some puffer fish. Aside from the actual puzzles, you have the option with interacting with the previously mentioned creatures that are pretty odd, but unique and cute in their own right. The nature isn’t very detailed with its polygonal shapes, but it is very peaceful with its warm colors and plant-life. Meaning, this is not a game for children.įor a contemplative and relaxing game, the music is perfect in its simplicity and serene quality. This game however does require a lot of thinking and reading of text, which is written out in very complex way. Mind you, it was not in a crude or explicit way, but the game seemed more geared to a younger audience due to the graphics and the slew of adorable creatures you interact with along the way. The content starts off rather innocent but then I got thrown with a question about the importance of sexual relations. They’re also optional but they are enlightening if not a little cheesy. You’ll also find scattered throughout the environments love letters that seem to be tied to the answers you have been giving the Totems. They’ll shy away from you until you have fed them their favorite food, then you can proceed on petting them and having them follow you around.
There are also a few different animals that don’t really serve a purpose. The guitar actually plays really well and beautifully and when taking a photograph you can adjust the lighting, but unfortunately not distance. Solo Islands of the Heart gives you a moment to pause and even meditate by doing very simple and optional tasks along the way playing music on your guitar and snapping photographs with your camera. Hopefully by answering these questions, you will have a better understanding of yourself and your true feelings. The game wants you to think deeply and likens your journey to a discovery of what is truly inside your heart.
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