"This is Camilleri's success, and what he hoped to achieve when getting around to making his own autobiographical game."
KillScreen"Alex hasn't stopped experimenting with the videogame language, and this time the topic is his own life."
Wired Italy"Imagine the experience of listening to an album all the way through. Now, apply that to game design logic."
HardcoreGamer"This little autobiographical piece opens a window into a video game student's life."
Jenova Chen
"A short digital autobiography [...] filled with secrets, clever mini-games, a menagerie of moments both happy and sad, some excellent photography and a very appropriate soundtrack."
IndieGames.com"Something that may seem small to players on the first playthrough may mean a lot more during the second, after experiencing other events in the game."
IndieGameMag"A new game, designed and built by a 25-year-old Italian, pulls players back into the everyday, back to places funny, sad and, ultimately, very familiar."
HowStuffWorks"Camilleri's autobiographical game is really interesting, full of character and capable of addressing its message in an intense and original way."
IGN Italy
