i like that this game never really 'breaks' the fourth wall, and doesn't even treat it like a 'wall' altogether and more like a shared space of immanent contact. and it is often done in very clever ways too, the moments of "snapping back to reality" never counter the logic of the game world. the premise is very basic, but it's nice and short, and considering it was originally developed within the span of a month, it's very impressive. the solstice part should be deleted from all copies though.