Genre: Visual Novel
Summary: While investigating her family's past in Poland, Maia becomes involved with a logging dispute and discovers a hidden world of spirits and werewolves.
Gameplay: The game keeps track of Maia's statistics and relationships, which change with her decisions and in turn add or lock off choices. There are also options where to go that change the story.
Style: The visuals are sketchy illustrations that are more suggestions of locations and characters. It's an intentional style but I can't say I care for it. For a game so focused on sense of place, it's tough just to go by just description and little visuals. It doesn't really convey the majesty of the forest that seems integral. And I often wasn't sure which characters were supposed to be which, including for the longest time which one was Maia. The music was fine.
Story: Lack of time is the biggest issue overall with the story. It's interesting and offers plenty of choices but needs to be longer than a couple of hours. There are lots of characters but they don't really get time to make their mark. Maia becomes a werewolf halfway through the game, and there's just not enough time for the game to effectively have her to learn about what that means, deal with it emotionally, and finish the plot.