• Mostly linear structure (can get some items in any order in the first area, can explore but not finish the cave before getting the spirit bell and lamp+kiniporting)

• Towns with shops

• Some tools used for traversal ("shuba" garment for hover jumps - can break and be replaced, sword or scissors for thorny vines, lamps for the dark cave, ropes to create bridges across certain gaps - more like keys, spirit bell for finding hidden doors in the cave) and some movement related spirit skills/spells which are leveled up over the course of the game (telekinesis/kiniporting for moving items and same screen teleportation and "grunspreking" which is the ability to make tree branches grow to create temporary bridges across impassable gaps)

• Save anywhere on PC (five slots)

• No in-game map - the game comes with a partial one for the first area (doesn't name houses nor mark animals, NPCs or items), Some signs for directions

• Video tutorial (pick Sample Quest in the menu)

• Background doors

• Can check an NPC's current mood with Pense and when it's upgraded you can get helpful telepathic messages from NPCs with it (used to figure out what some NPCs want and if an NPC will try to kidnap you)

• Can drop items anywhere while outside and they also stay when moving indoors or between screens - doesn't work for honeylamps however

• Unlimited lives (restart back at your home) and can choose to restart back at your house at any point, Can get kidnapped while resting in someone's house - don't try it if you can't use pense on them first​

• One or more sequence breaks possible (hover jump to the temple tree past the locked gate to the west of it)

• Locked doors and keys

• Limited inventory (9 items)

• Can't steal items even if no one is there to see you

• Get knocked out for about 2 seconds from falling more than your own height

• Die/get KO'd immediately from falling into water

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