Recent reviews by silverwolfdemon

Beautiful art style with simple relaxing music.

I would like to start that this is only my second VN type game and that the genre is generally not my type of game. I purchased it based of the positive reviews and my general love for ‘if a machine is programmed to feel, are those feelings fake‘ scenarios.

With that aside, I would also like to make two distinct recommendations.

If you are younger, a completionist, or a ‘true love’ kind of fan you may enjoy this game. This game is short (4-5hrs per playthrough, shorter with skipping) and seems like it gets better the more perseverance you have. The game shines the most when all the lore is unlocked through multiple playthroughs. Please note that if interaction is important to you, you still may want to reconsider this game (even if you fall into the categories above) because there are few, and mostly minor, choices in the game.

If you are older, generally play a game through once and call it good, or have a past history of parental abuse combined with mental health issues I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. As someone who can relate exceptionally with the main character, I found the relationship the MC has with his father to be a bit too much for me. Not being able to choose how to react to arguments left me feeling as powerless in game as I did/do in real life and it was extremely unpleasant to play through.

Overall, I feel that the quality of the game was good. The art was clean and bright (though a bit generic). The music didn’t stand out but wasn’t distractingly poor. The voice acting (Korean) was very nice. However, the contents were not what I was hoping for.

Beautiful art, though the music was really just so-so for me. The game is relatively short but even so I was expecting it to end a bit sooner. I played it all in one sitting, which I don't really recommend.
There isn't really any combat and the main drain I found was just trying to find out where to go and be. It's surprisingly big and the span of it got a bit tiring. Puzzles will need to be done and undone several times as you pass through the same area making it a bit more tedious than I would have liked.

Loved this scifi puzzle game. The puzzles ranged from easy to hard and it never felt impossible to do them. A few puzzles got me stumped but it always felt like it was fair.
The story, graphics, and controls were all very good. I'd definitely recommend puzzlers give this game a shot.

Reminds me of the good old 'Where's Waldo' books.

The visuals are fun and cooky. The variety and quality of the sound effects is interesting and doesn't seem to get annoying, even after playing it for a long unbroken period of time.
I like how there seems to be a story with every scene in of a page.

The one downside to the game is that the size of the pages can get a little overwhelming and there is some eyestrain associated with the all black and white images.

Overall a great game.

Fun little platformer with humor, and its free!

Beautiful little game, great for kicking back.

The music was relaxing and the world visually beautiful. The game wasn't very long (even with some extensive clowning around), ensuring that I didn't get overbored of what the game had to offer. I genuinely enjoyed swimming around with the fishes, and even more riding the animals (especially those that could/would breach). However, the controls were nothing stellar. In some areas the hit boxes seemed a bit finicky (there is no battle but some sequence of avoiding danger) and the meditation mechanic was more frustrating than enjoyable for me. It was more rewarding to physically follow the fish than watch them from the statues.

Got this game based on other reviews because I had played Mario Kart with a co-worker on his Switch but don't have the system myself. I had a blast playing Mario Kart and wanted something similar to play at home, but really this was the only game coming up as an option when I searched.
That being said, it's a great alternative to Mario Kart and a very fun racing game. The controls (I only use a controller, no experience with keyboard and mouse) are intuitive, there are a lot of tracks, a lot of characters (though not very many I'm familiar with), and some good mode variety.
I picked it up for about $5 and it was a steal.

As others have mentioned there is some lag in the game, mostly around boating sections so I turned down the graphics a notch in configuration and it's fine.
Also, flying and boating sections are challenging to get the hang of and can deter potential players (my sister was quite discouraged after encountering her first flight stretch).

I've had worse dates.

This is a short, minimalistic puzzle game. No tutorial is needed, it’s very intuitive. Most of the game is quite easy, the difficulty starts to come up around puzzle 40 or so (at least for me).
The aesthetics are clean, though the higher levels can seem like a mess. The background music is soft and relaxing.
All in all, not a bad purchase, but keep in mind you’ll probably only get an hour’s worth of gameplay to go through it all.