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Game has a terrible camera and really finicky controls. Not to mention it was a really laggy experience for me and my partner despite us both having very decent internet. My partner stepped up on a pipe and it completely broke their camera and made them unable to move their character in any capacity. We had to reload our game twice due to the game bugging out and I was honestly really fed up by the end and wanted the game to be over. Puzzles are simple but not very obvious; if not obvious they're tedious. Blocking the wind for the ducklings led us both to being audibly quite fed up with the arc. Controls and camera don't aid in exploration and it's easy to go the wrong way while trying to explore where you can go. Going the wrong way and trying to explore made it so that it was a tedious trek back to the correct way every time, though that's not to mention that it's very easy to jump to a place you didn't intend. Visuals are really cute nonetheless, but I wouldn't recommend it.

My wife and I love a good co-op game, we try to finish everyone we start. After finishing Blanc, we both can safely say the only reason we are recommending it is because we got it on sale!
We went against the games suggestions and played on keyboard, so it was safe to say the controls were odd and clunky. The story was told mostly through a lot of jumping, walking, pushing, or biting stuff. It's emotional in the same way a sparkling water is a little fruity. The camera angles are weird and its laggy at times.
On the plus side, it's short and simple to play, with just six buttons to learn. The music is lovely and pairs well with the mood of each chapter. Honestly, it's just a really chill, cute, linear puzzle game. It just seems like it promises more than it delivers. If you have 8 bucks to spend when the game is on sale, go for it!
At full price? I'd pick something else..

After playing games like A way out, Portal 2, all of We were here, It takes Two and stuff like this with my wife, this game feels a bit unfinished. Let me say it like this: art style is fabulous, both of us are artists and seeing the hand crafted world drawn by pencil was fantastic. BUT it had no real story, chapters felt insignificant (like out of 10 chapters 3 of them had small plot-wist which was fun) and the camera was very confusing and not enjoyable. Maybe a split screen with more freedom would feel way much better. Also probably our biggest mistake was playing it with keyboard. This game was meant to be played with controller (it also says that when you launch the game). We played it on PC and controls were 50% of my frustration with this game. But still, it is a nice game for two and if it is on sale, we recommend :)
PS: We would love to see more development into the game like hidden activities across the map, collectibles, silly encounters, work on the camera movement etc.. It has a big potential to be a "close to heart" game.