For the first 2 hours I was having an enjoyable time, the games art and story are charming with simple environmental puzzles and cute sewing based puzzles. However as the game progressed it became more and more of a slog and the cracks, which had been charming quirks at the start, became aggraving and glaring. At 5 hours per playthrough with 4 endings and a bugged NG+ with nothing you actually do during gameplay changing or affecting those endings until you're presented with 4 binary choices followed by a 30 seconds cutscene I can't recommend this game. The non-environmental puzzles are so poorly integrated into the game that alone would've put me off a recommendation but as a whole this game is a quaint passion project that feels bloated even at only a 4 to 6 hour playtime.

Good modern graphic adventure. Does a great job setting up the mystery. Less good at resolving everything. I still had some questions after the credits rolled.

There are four possible endings, but without manual save points, you have to replay the whole game to see different endings even though they just come down to a choice you make at the end. I made my choice, watched the ending, and then went online to see the other endings.

I can definitely recommend it to fans of graphic adventures, especially those with an emphasis on mystery/drama instead of comedy.

Good puzzles and a good story!
Difficulty wise I will admit I had to take up a guide like 3 times but it's not a bad amount in the genre.

I was afraid of how they would ravel the plot in this little town mystery (have had too many bad experiences in the mystery genre), but overall a satisfying ending with maybe a few open ended questions left.

Art style is unique and I really appreciate the time taken to make cutscenes for the game.