The walkthrough video linked here is terrible; don't bother, as the page is just a jungle of ads and the video itself never loaded.

This game for me was short and consisted mostly of trial and error; the lack of any text or graphic changes makes it hard to know. Like what tadame said, after using the box of matches on the frozen pillar with the keys (in the third room), nothing visually changes. The sheer number of objects to be moved into the black spaces (45) was a little ridiculous; there wasn't any plot to substantiate doing it, and it was more busywork than actual gameplay. Another thing was if you misclicked with an object in hand, the object would disappear; that was a little tedious.

However, it was a short, simple game that could have had potential, and it was nice to be able to use objects multiple times (rather than the games where after one use, the item simply disappears). It wasn't terrible.

Graphics are good.

I like that we had to collect objects and make use of them. However, some objects could have served more than one purposes. For example, we could have used a hammer to break the ice and the plastic container. Also, I didn't know that I had already used a box of matches because there's no before-and-after change.

Thanks to the walk through video, I couldn't figure out where to use a screwdriver and a box of matches.

Sound effect is good. It made me feel that I was trapped in a mysterious place.

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The objects can be placed and removed, then replaced to increment objects placed counter. It seems the puzzles are just trial and error using all objects available. Think you could do better.