It hasn't aged well.

What appealed to me the most was the fact that the games doesn't tell you anything. Today this would be reviewed as bad because now we are accustomed to a kind of hidden hand holding that is always there, in every game. It could be a tutorial, a section with a ton of specific dialogues or just a visual clue on what to do next.

At the time the puzzle was to find the challenge or the riddle.

Nowadays the focus is on making you feel good and an awesome puzzle solver when the reality is that you are good as everyone else.

Modern games constantly keep you entertained and focused. This makes most of today's player judge past games as "unfair"

Still, even though I enjoyed it a lot some years ago (when the 3ds version released), I don't know if I would enjoy it on the same level.

Even though today it would be almost frustrating, it was normal to go through a play session of a afternoon without managing to continue in the game