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I loved this game! Deciphering how each language works, the sentence structure, and meanings was so much fun! The system works really well to enable you to figure out each word. There were a few points where I wish there were a few more uses of a word (especially in the 4th area), but usually everything flowed quite nicely.

Definitely recommend if you're someone like me who took the time to decipher the text in Tunic but wished it was more ingrained with the game itself.

My only con in an otherwise great game was the sewer maze in the 3rd area that I spent way too long on making an map IRL. There's probably a guide you can search for that won't kill the momentum of the game.

I love the Fruitbus! Picking up fruits, designing my bus, and exploring the land are such a joy and a perfect escape from all my recent anxiety! Had an issue where the camera would reset (though that might have been from my very high camera speed), otherwise everything ran fine!

The soundtrack is also full of bangers! My husband even mentioned "This song make me want to be on the Fruitbus!"

What an absolute gem! It's a lovely and short point-and-click experience! Such a neat way to explore paintings that I could never name but have probably seen in an art museum, all set to relaxing classical music!

Sure the game is several object finding fetch quests and mini-puzzles, but the whole thing is so soothing and calm! And astonishingly free, so give it shot!

Overall, a solidly good picross game with plenty of puzzles (both main game and community). While there is no way to error check puzzles, I enjoyed the logic of fixing my own errors over being penalized and failing a level. With so much content, this has been my most played picross game by a wide margin.

Pros:
- Almost 40,000 puzzles between main game and community
- Simple UI where numbers grey out after check placed
- Cannot fail levels due to errors
- Can customize your background colors to your comfort

Cons:
- Portion of the community levels are low effort, especially 5 x 5 puzzles
- No way to check errors, though main game puzzles do have guides
- Number only grey out from the sides
- Cannot manually grey out numbers

What a cute little puzzle game! The puzzle consist of building a sushi box through various pieces and special blocks. I found most chapters would give you a couple tutorial puzzles for a new special block, then ramp up to hard puzzles. Until the last few levels, which were quite difficult and took a bit to think through.

Accompanying all this is a super cute story about a cat family with a great relaxing soundtrack! Easily recommend this at it's affordable price point and was a nice little 4 hour experience.

Like their previous game, I'm split on this game, but leaning more positive and with different issues. The game environments and story were nice, but the loop for most of the music and the music transition between spaces was really intrusive. The puzzles were difficult to figure out and the hint system didn't really help, but was better than not having one like the previous game. It's pretty short (under 2 hours) and I often had to check the solution to understand the logic of a third of the puzzles. Overall, I had fun with this one, but I was on the fence with my review. 6/10

I'm split on this game. Clearly, they worked hard on this and the rooms look very nice with great music. But there's a lot of cons here. The puzzles either easy or incomprehensible (looking at you Eye Chart). The game is short - I finished in just over an hour. The story is cringe-worthy. The game is trying, but just doesn't hit the mark for the price.

I enjoyed this game thoroughly! It's a lovely relaxing puzzle game with a nice score and soothing game play. While none of the levels were too particularly puzzling, some of the multiple solution levels took awhile to work through all the solutions. Despite that, everything had an easy to follow logic and I had gotten stumped on components I overlooked. The game is well priced for the content and I can easily see myself playing favorite levels again like Unpacking.

I am still working through the remaining achievements and looking forward to daily puzzles!

As someone who plays a lot of point-and-click puzzle games, this felt disappointing all around. The puzzle feel unintuitive and hard to follow and while there is a link to a video guide of Chapter 1, there are no hints in your get stuck. Everything feels sluggish and like it's wasting your time, including the achievements that are things like "Stand in the first room for 30 MINUTES". The story has some heavy topics, but never explores the themes or how this affects our narrator, leaving you somewhere between confused and frustrated. And worse of all, the atrocious ending that explains nothing.

There are much more interesting games at this price (Monocage, Gorogoa, Monument Valley) and this one feels like a waste of time and money. Pick it up on sale if you're still interested despite the review.

Such a chill game with plenty of levels to play through and plan out strategies! I love throwing on a true crime podcast, loading up my Power Washer, and cleaning whatever grime infested location I'm sent to! The zen-like hours melt away faster than the dirt!