Wow, this game has such a lovely vibe. I fell It's a great way to spend a lazy afternoon, just chilling and collecting flowers, gathering ingredients, and stuff like that. There's just one thing, though. I got lost in figuring out what sequence to follow to start making money and get the whole thing rolling. I saw that there are some quests there, but I'm not sure which ones to tackle. I bought some plants, I think, but they haven't yielded anything that helped me make money. So, I guess I sort of went broke lol ...
could not find what plant could give me this and was completely out of money lol
The art is super unique, truly one-of-a-kind ... tbh I thought the whole concept of the little ship dodging and shielding itself from emotions could be a bit ... sappy, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's all tied together so well with the therapy session, and the art really draws you in. The music, the sound effects – this project is incredibly well-rounded.
By the way, it's worth mentioning that the animations are stunning. They're in every tiny nuance, every little detail. The more you look, the more you notice the complexity of the transitions, from the speech bubbles to the way enemies perish during the spaceship section.
I ran into a problem on the web version here; I'll have to check out the installable version later to see if I can play. Just when it was starting to get good, you know, right after the first battle, this happened.
This is tremendously adorable, like, I don't know if it was scripted or what, but on my very first attempt to get up, I rolled a one on the dice lol
You just feel like staying longer in this little world here, in this story. You wish it was a bit longer, with more adorable illustrations, and with all this sketch and paper theme—it's simply gorgeous.
Wow, I'm super thrilled I found and downloaded this project to give it a try. The opening scene just blew me away – those sudden cuts, the ticking clock in the background, it really reminds me of that old game, I think it's called Everyday the same dream, which also has this theme of recurrence and not being in control of the daily grind. Dude, it's seriously awesome.
I must admit I ran into some bugs after the first scene ... But I think the bugs are related to... uh... oh... maybe the game isn't expecting you to move the character at certain times, so it might end up in places you were not supposed to be.
lol this was kinda funny
I do think this game has a lot of potential and its aesthetics and theme are really powerful and compelling, the bugs just seem to be about perhaps .. cutscene and control management and that is that
The art here is obviously quite beautiful, and the use of voice-over is impressive too. There were a few parts where the game froze on me, like in the scene down below where I had to quit, but obviously, the art, music, and the entire atmosphere are very original. I'm not sure what the English version is like, but the Spanish version really gives the game a unique vibe. Unique, powerful, and it makes you want to spend more time immersed in that world. Btw this print was in the spanish version, but this part had english text for some reason ...
Wow, it's a delight to ride this bike by the beach/city landscapes. I could spend the whole day cruising back and forth, just soaking up the scenery and enjoying the feel of this nifty little bike which, besides being super cute, is such a blast to handle.
The game's setting is also beautiful. I had a small issue at the start, where I felt a bit of lag, a certain slowness, but after I made my way up, it went away. The game became much more performant, and I'm not exactly sure why.
I spent quite a bit of time just ignoring the fact that I had to deliver letters and was just scooping up collectibles.
I'd buy this game and play for hours, just the way it is—I'd definitely grab it on Steam.
I only had performance issues at the start, and a few instances that forced me to close the game, like the one in this when I got too excited about doing some bike tricks.
I really liked the mechanic of managing anxiety, avoiding passing by, and steering clear of the shadows of those who came before you, and the characters are quite charismatic too.
These birds kind of remind me of the duolingo angry face.
I must admit, I hit a wall in a certain area here; I'm not exactly sure what I'm supposed to do in it.
Wow, I've got to say, I was really taken aback—this game is quite fascinating. It features several mechanics that genuinely freaked me out. It puts you right in the shoes of someone with social anxiety, plus it's truly atmospheric. There are also some clever uses of what you might call jump scares although in a visual novel format ... the flickering images got me really wanting to run from social encounters. Loved the usavge of badly cut collage with those wiggly lines ... the intro with the personality test was a clever way to build tension and the contrast with the situation where you can lie or not was something new to me.
