Crow Country

You really get to know the place by the time you've seen the credits roll, and there's genuine intrigue in wondering how the park even factors into the game's larger story, which was honestly reasonably well done to me.

To speak to the puzzle aspect of the game, which I would say is its main focus as far as real gameplay is concerned, I'll speak positively.

The difficulty settings are also a super fun way to change how you approach the game completely, playing on 'Murder Of Crows' (it's harder difficulty) made me consider every single action I performed and had me sitting and planning my next moves carefully at every save point.

Sound design is also so good that I felt uncomfortable in the same room with enemies off screen even while having enough weapons required to deal with them easily.

From the models, to textures, it's amazing shaders and very well designed level design, immerse you heavily into it's world.

The foley sound design is remarkable with certain sounds transporting me back to playing things like Resident Evil 1 Remake or Silent Hill 2.