I love it! The story is strange but interesting, and it keeps you curious until the end. The art of the characters is the best because of the design and each character has a personality that shows through their expressions.
SPOILER. I finished all endings, but I still chose to love Alle. And the innkeeper...WHEN I CATCH YOU.
I played this game in one sitting and couldn’t put it down. The game has this quiet tension that grows little by little, and the mix of walking around and reading dialogue works well together. It feels quiet but still tense. The two main characters stand out a lot. Their talks feel real, and their small habits and actions make them easy to connect with. The writing is simple but strong, and what hit me most was how my view of the characters kept shifting while I played. Sometimes I felt safe, and other times I couldn’t tell what would happen next.
SPOILER. I got to see both endings, though I felt more satisfied with the one where things turned out well for the characters. It’s only a few hours long, but it leaves a mark, and I really enjoyed the bonus scenes too!
It delivers a slow, creepy vibe that fans of Fears to Fathom will enjoy, and what really stands out is how the game switches between the couple’s points of view, letting you see pieces of their lives and how things connect. The place looks harmless at first, but the longer you stay, the more the mood changes. The VHS style fits the tone well, and even though the gameplay is simple, the story keeps you interested. The only small thing I’d tweak is the mouse sensitivity, since it feels a bit low, so it’s better to raise it a bit. It’s a short demo but it already shows a lot of potential, and I’m excited to see the full game!
I enjoyed playing it. I also finished their previous game which is the Neon Hearts City, and that made me more excited for this one. The gameplay is fun with puzzles and items that keep you thinking and moving the story forward. I really like how the characters have their own style and personality that it makes the world feel alive and interesting. Because after their last game, I can’t wait to see what the developers have in store next for the full version.
I had a great time playing this game and found it relaxing but also a little challenging. Sorting mails, adding stamps and sending packages felt rewarding while the loan adds just enough pressure. It really gave me the same vibe as Papers Please, only much calmer. I plan to keep playing it in my free time especially in endless mode, since it lets me enjoy everything at my own pace.
It was really cozy. You just walk around as this big fluffy dog in the snow, and the little kid follows you everywhere. I liked that you could go anywhere and do whatever, like finding stuff or just running around. The world feels small but really nice to look at. It’s not a long game but it made me smile the whole time. Just a simple and good game with no stress.
This game was such a fun experience. I enjoyed walking around the town, talking to different characters, and catching fish to get stamps. It felt relaxing to play, and seeing cute Pokemon, especially Chansey, made it even more special! I liked that it focused more on calm moments instead of battles. It’s a great break from the usual fast paced games and perfect for anyone who just wants to unwind.
The conversation about measuring cups at the start really is funny to me, and I especially loved how Prototype jumped right into explaining everything. I found it amusing in this scene. When the characters shared their breakfast recipes, it added even more charm to the story. Learning about their food choices was fun, even though the idea of putting coffee in almost everything felt a bit strange to me. Playing this game even made me hungry, and I got to learn the recipe. I might try making it myself because the whole experience felt so cozy and enjoyable from start to finish.
This game touched my heart in so many ways. The art style was just so sweet, and the story beautiful from start to finish. It made me feel so many emotions, that I almost cried at some points. I loved how there was no wrong choice and every ending felt meaningful and full of hope. It really did tell me something about healing and moving on. This is one of the best games I have ever played, and to me, the warmth I will always remember was that it brought.
Chapter 2 brought even more heartwarming moments. When Esme's best friend appeared, it felt like something from her childhood was returning to life. Reading through the memories they shared and all the fun they had as kids is so touching. It warms me up and gives me a happy feeling whenever they finally opened up with their real feelings and to always be there for each other. However, I noticed a small error in Esme's text box. It might be an emoji or a symbol that didn't display right, so it's a minor point, but it did stick out a bit. That aside, it didn't detract from the great story. I'm very excited to see where this goes next!
Playing this game was emotionally engaging from the very start to the very end. The journey of discovering this magical post office with Rain and Mila was not only emotional but also unforgettable. Every scene was a ride through emotions and feelings that kept me very deeply connected to the story. The ending surprised me, made me cry even more. The mix of adventure with deep feelings made it an unforgettable experience.
I loved creating the bento boxes while following the adorable story of the kitten family. The puzzles started simple but became more challenging in a good way, especially with the new moves like swapping and removing pieces. It felt so rewarding to figure out the right patterns. The calm vibe and cute design made it a perfect game to play when I wanted to relax. (˃ᆺ˂)
This game pulled me in from the start. I was curious not only about finding Audrey but also about the investigator's past and struggles. The cyberpunk city felt so real, and every clue made the story more exciting. The part about androids and the floating prison was really interesting. It is not just about solving a case but also about exploring a strange world.
This game was such a comforting experience. Getting to know Thaw, Tea, and Tooth on the walk was a joy since each had its own personality that made them feel unique. The art style is charming and fits the cozy, gentle mood of the story. Picking the right gifts for each lizard head to bring them a little happiness added a fun challenge. It felt great to bring them some joy (´◡`)
This game was truly moving. I could feel the main character’s emotions through each scene, and the story was so well written it really stuck with me. The ending hit hard, and I didn’t see it coming, and it even made me cry. I wish I could experience it all over again, just like the first time playing.
This game was enjoyable and calming to play. I enjoyed assisting all the villagers encountered while wandering through the forest. It seemed cozy and welcoming, friendships getting started and veggies being grown. Petting Kiba even revealed a secret cutscene, which was a pleasant little treat that caught me off guard. (^^)b
Playing this game was a really sad and touching experience. The main character is so lonely, and everything happening to her isn’t her fault, she just wants to be happy. I found the hidden room and read the journal pages of her mom, which made everything feel even more heartbreaking, especially what happens to her after since she's losing her memories slowly. I'm really looking forward playing the next part of the game! ╥﹏╥
Playing the game was fun that it felt like a storybook, and I enjoyed exploring the places. Each character was interesting, and fighting the enemies was nerve wracking. Discovering hidden secrets made the game even better, making me want to know the lore more. I really liked it and can’t wait for more chapters!