Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki

My impression is that someone creative had a great time modelling landscapes and suspended train tracks and vertical switches and all sorts of unusual machines, after which they decided to tack on some gameplay to attract viewers, but had no knack for that part, only coming up with weak, derivative filler.
There are 3 activities the player has to repeat, all with much backtracking:
- Guessing where on the tracks to press Y to stop, and to keep pressing until something reacts.
- Trying to spot holes in the tracks to avoid long setbacks upon falls; most are virtually invisible due to camera distance.
- Entering 4-digits numbers read from nearby lists.
Not overly exciting, can hardly be called a puzzler, and the last segment is exhaustingly stretched and repetitive.
Yet I'll be generous when tepidly pointing my thumb.
Because it works as intended, some of you like this kind of gameplay (I didn't hate it,) curiosity is kept titillated throughout, and the art delivers.

Solid B tier. Short, but only four bucks. A little awkward to control at first, but once you get the hang of it you'll be shuttling with ease through attractive environments. The puzzles aren't too hard, in some places it's a lot of back and forth.

Cleverly designed and satisfying to solve

The vibes... impeccable!!!