I thought I'd pass on some information that, at least, was my experience while playing the game.

Resolution=800x600 I hadn't seen this anywhere and I saw no option to increase it.
5 levels or locations all looking relatively the same.
5 main puzzles with the first one being done for you. Heavy hints for the others.
For me, 1.5 hours to complete.
If anyone has any specific question, I'll be happy to answer.

What were the pro's & con's of the game for you?

Well, not to be sounding too harsh but the biggest con was that I felt there was no game. No real story and only 4 puzzles. If I really look for something I would say the trumpet puzzle was ok but certainly not a big challenge.

that stinks waiting all that time for a game...or anticipating something and it turns out like that......sorry to hear this...i wont be playing it as it sounds like a game i would complain about

Thank You, Mordack

Where there many areas to visit?

I know the Graphics were "Superb" But several things about the game is turning me off..And..It has nothing to do with religion..

Do you have an inventory?

No inventory and no, not many areas to visit. 5 areas total and all graphically look the same. At 800x600 resolution, I didn't get the same "wow" factor as others.

Thank You , Again.. Mordack

Very "Sad" News...I do know I won't be spending $30.plus dollars for game Graphics "Only"

Mordack,

I must say I am shocked to "read" your opinion of this game, given the relatively positive pre-release hype and impression by others.

I am intrigued by your assessment of the puzzle length. Are these few major puzzles made up of many smaller puzzles? For a full-sized game, the few puzzles that the game offers is a big surprise. This is especially in the light of the relative high price point that the game is retailing.

How big is the game space? I can't help but to wonder about the eye candy factor.

Dave,

The first puzzle of the game *could* be considered multi-level and made up of smaller puzzles but as I said above, its done for you. Actually, the smaller puzzles are all repeated. Of the 4 remaining puzzles, they are stand alone, single level.
No matter how you break it down, the game is completed very quickly. I'm not one to nit-pick on any game but part of the time to complete the game was spent on many quits/restarts. I chose widescreen, which is an option, but every 5min. I had video tearing at the top and bottom of the screen.

I just finished the trumpet puzzle, and that alone took me an hour and a half, but I'm sometimes (okay, often) not quick on the uptake when it comes to figuring out what's going on.

No video problems so far except for one instance where a "clue" video had oddly colored squares flashing for a second.


Mordack -- there's one puzzle after the trumpet puzzle?

Yes Becky, thats right. One more puzzle. I'm glad that you are able to squeeze out more play time.

Some day, if I'm VERY good, I will aquire your talent for puzzles, Mordack. (Maybe in Paradise?)

Becky, one ladies talent is another man's curse.

I look forward to any observation that you might have that differs from mine.

Well about 30 minutes ago I started Heaven - just to get a taste, really - and find it to absolutely be one of the most weird games I've ever come across !!

I've made significant progress already, in just 30 minutes, but only because I've been led around by the nose .... .... NOT because I have much idea about what I'm actually doing

Maybe by the next time I report back I will be more "au fait" with things. Who knows