Your progress is saved automatically for you to come back to if you like, but don't expect any real help beyond that. Items will appear in your inventory at the bottom of the screen, and when you click one, you can then try to use it wherever you like. To play, all you need to do is click to move around and interact when the cursor changes. Which, the intro informs you, is all you can really remember before a pulse of light. on a plain bridge floating in the middle of darkness. You find yourself standing in front of a towering blue. It may come in handy.Mateusz Skutnik and Jacek Witczynski's point-and-click puzzle adventure Eien is the sort of game that doesn't so much drop you in as plant its foot firmly on your bottom and shove, then lean back and fold its arms expectantly while you're left staring around in confusion. Autosave is a given, and don't forget the built-in hint system. We got a nice almost summer game and like all Rinnogogo games it has beautiful graphics, many areas to explore and many puzzles to solve. And when the time is right you'll tackle the main gate easily. For now, leave this mystery aside and continue exploring all the other spaces that gradually reveal themselves to you - after solving the appropriate puzzles, of course. It turns out that the main gate is not only closed but also has no lock, handle or display to enter the code. When you manage to open both doors to the room you are still far from getting out because you will find other doors and gates to open. But that's not a big obstacle because all around you will find various puzzles to solve and also clues to them. First you need to see it properly, and then you find you can't get away. That unfamiliar pleasant place even if you don't know it evokes a deep sense of nostalgia.

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