Those that reviewed this as "not complex enough” must be highly experienced game players. For me, if I had not had at least one other intricate game experience, I would not have been able to guess at or intuit several moves—even with the hints activated! Towards the end, some of the hidden symbols were well hidden indeed and I would have never found them if I had not, at last, gone to YouTube for help. But I give this 5 stars because overall this is most peaceful and mediatative to play, and it certainly is a good brain exercise for me at age 72. It is very beautiful visually and very clever in its design. Others may complain, but I am astounded at the technical mastery that can create something of this intricacy—and all with code and pixels! A marvel to me. Yes, I do think our little paper man, whom I named Yoshi, took a bit long to get anywhere, but the movement through the paper landscape was pleasant to watch. He never rests! Except when he gets to sit in the boat. I, too, longed for more and wanted a few other levels or an entirely new journey for Yoshi to undertake. But “leave them wanting and they’ll come back for more,” works in theatre so why not here…? I will explore Nyamyam Games to see what else they have to offer. Peter in Albuquerque