Walkthrough video from Stan (Jayisgames Team): It isn't always as intuitive as it could be, but its promise and style makes it stand out from the pack. As the first chapter of a planned series, Abandoned promises big things down the road, and is definitely something point-and-click fans should keep an eye on. Still, Abandoned's beautiful understated style and deft touch with the supernatural (or is it scifi?) makes it compelling enough to be worth playing despite its flaws and rough edges, like the stiff and spotty dialogue, and it has some seriously clever design elements to some of its areas and puzzles. Those long sections may give a sense of scope and scale, but they're also just obnoxious and drawn out. The biggest complaint might actually be the game is fairly large in terms of the areas you travel to, and being forced to go back and forth over long, empty ladders or tunnels gets a little tedious. except when it doesn't and expects you to know you need to click on a single small part of a mechanism in order to proceed, which can lead to getting stuck fairly easily.
For the most part, Abandoned is fairly straightforward, avoiding obnoxious point-and-click pixel hunts. There's a great, subtle otherworldly quality to Abandoned that puts one in mind a bit of Mateusz Skutnik's work, with an eye for detail and understated but lovely aesthetics that are full of clean lines and great use of lighting.
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