This was perfect - excellent story telling, beautiful art, the music was so well chosen as well. I loved the colour palette that you used and the ways in which it changed to reflect the story. Unnerving and yet tender all at the same time
This reminded me of all the times that I've struggled with depression and ended up giving away things that actually, if I was in a better head space, I would have held on to. I end up giving them away because I feel I don't deserve them, only to end up needing or wanting them again not too long in the future when I come out of the other side. Minimalism can so easily trigger a lot of difficult emotions - I've founder the years that it's not something safe for me to engage with as I always spill over into denial. Anyway, as you can see this little game bought up a lot of emotions for me - fantastic job.
This really made me smile as I played it - such a sweet and aesthetically pleasing experience. I found myself moving the avatar in time to the music (which was the perfect choice! it fit so well). The colour palette was lovely and I really enjoyed moving between more detailed pictures and more simplistic scenes.
This was so enchanting - one of the most visually engaging bitsy games I've played. I loved the colour palette, the story, the interactivity. You did an amazing job. Thank you so much
Such a cute game - I agree with one of the other comments which said it would feel nicer if you went back to the start of the level instead of having to start the game all over again. Perhaps there could be a lives mechanism (3 hearts - when they're all gone it's game over?) It feels like it could be a super cosy game with that extra little bit of quality of life adjustment. But the aesthetics and theme and gameplay are all so great aside from that.
Whew - I made it to the first doctor and had to quit because it was just too real. If you don't have a chronic illness, please play this game and know that this is the reality for those of us who do have them all across the globe.
I wanted to enjoy this and thought it was going to be a sweet cosy game - the illustration is beautiful, the soundtrack is nice. But it doesn't really seem to explain what you need to do. I agree with other comments that a tutorial would be helpful, or the ability to change the pace of customers. I couldn't even work out how to find the right ingredients or how to empty the cup when I made the wrong thing. I had a queue of customers stacking up and it just made me anxious so I quit and uninstalled. The learning curve feels quite steep for a casual game. It's a shame because it could be so enjoyable but it just feels like it's missing some of the things to make it truly enjoyable.
I absolutely adored this. I actually have a life threateningly severe needle phobia and decided to play this game as part of my therapy to try and start healing. It was so cosy and safe and I loved how much consent there was for each section, especially where blood and needles are involved. I'm going to keep replaying to help me on my journey to heal from a phobia that has taken far too much of my wellbeing away. Thank you so much
another person who bought this on switch and is super confused - is this only meant to be the one scene? After the comet it went back to the title screen and that single scene started again?
Since you added the epub (which is great btw) the pdf seems to have disappeared from my download option? Has something been clicked somewhere to remove it as an option?
