A Night at the Watermill

It's a short game about a short, dangerous night in a rotten old watermill, and the wonderful comic art just boosts it right up there, and I'll tell you -- I wish people made stuff like this all the time. So it's a pretty simple story, really, but I don't think everything has to be a Game of Thrones chain of infinite backstabs to be interesting . . . and really I don't want so much of that stuff anyway!
Atmosphere! That's what we have here, carried by beautiful, hand-drawn graphics and immersive sound! it's an easier adventure game of the point 'n' click sort, not quite a VN.
A scared, slender girl in a slip wakes up in a watermill. Half of her head has been shaved! She has a scar! Is she crazy? She better not be, because she's young enough that some dope (or dopes) will want to fix her and give her lots of expensive gifts! There are three quite logical endings and there are some things here that are a touch sinister without being exhaustively explained, and that's good, because there's a big hint at more game to come! But is that bit at the end a cliffhanger, for real? You tell me! I want it to be!

A NIGHT AT THE WATERMILL is a very short experience (you'll literally be done in an hour, at most) carried by its confidently stylish presentation and beautiful art. Would love to see the devs do a longer, meatier game with this same amount of polish! Maybe cool it on the moon logic puzzles though.

This is a nice, short (~1h) puzzle game, with lovely artwork, some nice music, fun puzzles, and a compelling mystery that has multiple endings that all make sense
I think the price of the game is very fair!

Uses a whodunit premise to hook the player into exploring the watermill in hopes of finding answers for your amnesia. The game was short, but the interactive elements with an inventory system and interactive items made it a fun little experience. The atmosphere and art was lovely too. Multiple endings also allow players to interpret the main character's actions in different ways.

A short, but great title.
Loved the art and the story.
Logical combinations of items, thankfully, and a highlight option.
Escape the watermill!

Fun little story game that has unique artwork and an interesting twist. It's worth the price for the hour or so of content.

Short and simple point and click with multiple endings. It only takes about 30-40 minutes to play and doesn't drag on too long.