Recent reviews by potato girl 🥔

Stardew Valley has a serious grip on me. I’m so hooked on this game, it’s unreal. From growing my little farm to bonding with the quirky townsfolk, every part of it is so satisfying. Even though I didn’t get to that 100% perfection mark, I got close enough to know this game has endless charm and so much to explore.

There’s something really comforting about the routine—waking up, watering the plants, taking care of the animals, maybe spending the afternoon fishing or hitting the mines. But yeah, I’ll admit, sometimes it feels like a bit of a grind. There are moments where you’re running around trying to check everything off the list, and it feels more like a real-life to-do list than a game. But honestly, it’s hard to stay frustrated because the game keeps surprising you with little events and secrets. And the whole vibe of Pelican Town? Perfectly cozy.

Even with the chores, Stardew Valley still has a way of drawing me back every time. It’s the kind of game you can lose yourself in for hours, and I wouldn’t trade that feeling for anything. If you love games that let you build, grow, and get to know characters over time, this one’s a must-play—just be prepared to get a little addicted!

Hey everyone! 🌟 I’m halfway through Spiritfarer, and I’m already hooked! The game is like a cozy, animated hug with its stunning visuals and soothing soundtrack. 🎨🎶

The blend of crafting, resource management, and touching storytelling makes each moment special. I’m really enjoying the way it mixes light tasks with deep, meaningful interactions. If you’re into relaxing yet engaging games with a lot of heart, I definitely recommend giving it a try! 🌸✨

As a casual gamer, Little Nightmares surprised me in the best way. It’s creepy, unsettling, and kept me hooked from start to finish. The whole vibe of the game is like being in a twisted fairy tale, where everything feels both familiar and totally wrong at the same time.

The story doesn’t spoon-feed you—there’s a lot left up to your imagination, which actually makes it even scarier. You’re this tiny character in a massive, distorted world, sneaking around creepy creatures who are just plain disturbing. There’s definitely a good dose of jump scares too, but they’re not overdone. They sneak up on you just when you’re getting comfortable, and they definitely made me jump more than a few times!

I found the puzzles to be just the right level of challenging. They kept me on my toes but didn’t feel overwhelming, which is nice since I’m not someone who plays hardcore games all the time. The controls were pretty smooth, and once I got into the rhythm, I couldn’t put the game down.

Overall, Little Nightmares really delivers on its eerie, nightmarish promise. It’s a short game but packed with moments that’ll stick with you, and I loved the whole dark, surreal aesthetic. It’s definitely worth playing if you want something spooky but not too intense—just brace yourself for some chills along the way!