Beautiful game with flawed characters and realistic dialog.
My only complaint is that I felt like the mystery part of the game was wrapped up super quickly at the end and I wish we could have gotten more context behind it. Also there are bits in the dialog that drag a bit too long and while I know it's usually used to deliver the punchline of a joke or to make conversations more suspenseful it just becomes grating towards the end.

Man, what do I say about this game?

First, it's not for everyone. Let me be honest about that.
You won't find awesome gameplay mechanics, nor an expansive world of exploration.

But what is on offer here is still valuable.
Time to take a step back from the excessiveness of many other games and take comfort in the peaceful atmosphere.

Featuring a small, dying town, Night in the Woods focuses its efforts into wonderful and fun characters, the charm of a slow-paced, detailed, environment, fantastic music, and its own woven tale to tell.

I've completed the game once, which as of writing has taken me the 14.2 hours to complete.
But, there are some things that I was missing my first time around - Scenes and character insight missed as I had to make choices on who to hang out with during each in-game day.

Probably will take me a couple runs to see and do everything, so it's well-worth the $20 price tag.
(Especially considering it comes with 2 additional side-games, and features an internal mini-game that could be its own game itself!)

Do I recommend this game? Absolutely yes.
Go play it. Relax watching the daily life of a small town. Have fun hanging with the characters.

And remember,

GREGG RULZ, OK?

Phenomenal game. Wow.... just.... wow. There are very few games that leave me speechless and this is one of them. It's an amazing blend between adventure, humor, and horror.

GREGG RULZ OK

Can eat someone's pizza crust 10/10

Will forever remember this game, till I die. The artstyle, the plot, the characters. Loved everything about it. Very cool, Would recommend. I love yarn balls.

This game was recommended as being similar to Fran Bow, but I'm not sure why as it has very little in common with it, other than some mature subject matters. Half the time I have no idea what I'm supposed to do, if there are any puzzles I can't find them, I just wander around hoping to get some prompt from the NPC's as to what I', supposed to be doing, and usually they just rabbit on about nothing that seems significant to the story. I will persist but when a game starts to feel like a chore it's difficult to continue. It's a shame as I do like the presentation of it it's just that the gameplay is very stunted.

one of the story games of all time. greg rulez ok

gregg rulz ok

cool game