A few steam reviews
"Great game, super calming and it's great fun to drag and drop the items that crash into your mountain. You feel like you're taking care of this mountain, like a tamagotchi but less lkely to die on you (unless you input the commands of course). The piano/xylophone keyboard is a great idea, but if only the keys made sense! Anyway, here's some of the tunes I've collected around that you can play"
"My girl said she needed a man to be her rock, so I became a mountain... We're getting married later this year! Thanks, Mountain!"
And a dude who has 4000 hours clocked on this
"This game is--
This game makes me feel like nothing else has before. It's a surreal experience in how you never stop learning new things about this mysterious mountain lost in a black void...
The way you feel when you start the game for the first time, and you have to do those silly drawings and you have no clue of the implications of them later on.
How curious you are at first dawn, when the mountain speaks to you for the first time.
When you figure out which keys do what, and why.
How satisfying it is to have you first piece of debris hit your mountain.
How you get to feel when you figure out how to move that silly piece of crap.
When you figure out what goes where and why.
When you realize that the mountain is you--
You are the mountain, you get to shape the world around you...
When you figure out how to play your favorite song on the keyboard.
How insignificant you feel when you scroll all the way out, only to see a bloom of light and a dot.
The sadness that fills you heart as your first item-- that you became so attached to-- slowly floats off into space, and you cannot do anything.
When you have to draw a loved one.
When you figure out that you are lost, and the simplist thing like this game can make you find yourself.
When you achieve Zen and realize that....
Mountain is Love.
Mountain is Life.
That is what this game is about."
