So, to the actual game bit. Your little extra terrestrial must find six different ways to get back to the moon. A couple of the methods aren't too taxing, but attempting to achieve all six is insanely difficult unless you know exactly what you're doing. As of yet I've managed to find four, but I'm sure I'll be going back to carry on the search (the game saves every path you find as handy glowing lights on the moon). There's a variety of different ways to discover - a couple of simple collect-a-thons here, a launchpad unlocking button there - and having to traverse such an elegant land to find them makes it all the more worthwhile.

One small annoyance is that once the game is quit, everything in the world (not including how much of the moon you've managed to light up) resets back to original positions. It's completely understandable, but a couple of the puzzles need to use the same mechanics, so once you boot up again, you might need to go back and do certain things all over again. Still, even with this possible backtracking, Lunnye Devitsy will last a good while. I've been playing for around 2 hours now, and I plan to go back and check it out some more.

In fact, while playing I couldn't help making connections between Lunnye and the recent IGF winner Blueberry Garden. Both games revolve around the same principle - they are both beautifully atmospheric exploration titles, with the added bonus that there is a puzzle or two (or six) to solve. If you enjoyed Blueberry Garden, I really would recommend trying this out. You can grab it from the Boss Baddie! site for a mere $3.20, which I personally think is a great price.

[Note: For anyone who does give this a purchase, you'll want to begin the game by venturing towards the bottom left of the world. There's a power-up down there which gives your little guy the ability to dash around by holding D, and it makes exploring a lot more fun]