A Night at the Watermill is a compact, atmospheric point-and-click adventure that leans hard on mood and mystery. You wake up in the middle of a thunderstorm with no memory, locked inside an old, abandoned watermill-and the game’s strength is in how it unfolds that unsettling situation through exploration, visuals, and sound rather than combat or complex mechanics. The hand-drawn, comic-art visuals give the game a distinctive, slightly eerie look, and the suspenseful soundtrack and ambient effects do a lot of heavy lifting in building tension. Puzzles are straightforward and the interface is clean and approachable, making this an easy pick for players who prefer narrative-driven, exploration-focused experiences. The game is short (roughly 45-60 minutes), but the multiple endings and the emphasis on discovery make repeat playthroughs worthwhile for those who want to see the whole story.