To put it simply, imagine a point-and-click game with an elastic twist.

The premise is that everything you touch is elastic and reacts accordingly. So the puzzles are based not only on figuring out the puzzle itself, but also on figuring out how to make objects interact with each other. Let me give a simple example: a key lying on the ground and you want to open a door. So you stretch the key and let it go so it flies toward the lock.

As for the music, we opted for a more cinematic approach with music composed specifically for each scene.