This the most beautiful game I ever played, so far.
But, it is something else with this game. To those who are searching for immediate action and to drill a hole in someone's head I would say that this is not their game.
If you are not fond of discovering, reading, blowing the dust fold objects, finding clues of a lost world, this is not your game. This game reminds me of myself finding, in the loft of the old house of my grandma, an old and dusty suitcase full of old letters and a lot of strange wood made objects used in the last century by the carpenters. I tried many days to match the stories and imagine the characters from the letters and tried to figure out what was the meaning of those strange carpentry objects.
Because this is what you have to do in this game. You are in an old town in French Alps and you have to blow the dust and the rust from an old automatons factory, from an old story of a lost world needed to be told. The magic of discovery will make you to not want to rush into further actions in the game but to enjoy every single bit of every scene from the game.
Mostly, beside the story and the graphics of the game, I have enjoyed, in game, the rust of the old automatons and the lights. The rust seems to be everywhere in the game as well as the lights, superbly done, both being used to emphasize the mistery of the game and the intimacy of the story.
Also, I have enjoyed every single piece of machinery and every single automaton in the game. They are everywhere in the game, lost witnesses from another world. A world driven by magic, emotions, life, a warm world without cold computers and ultimate electronic gadgets (ironic, isn't it?). This is not just an adventure computer game, this game is a story about emotions and melancholy of the world as it was many years ago.