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3/10

The game is cute and adorable with a light and cozy art style. I really liked it except for a few factors: The character moves extremely slow even when "running", the game glitched when I needed to switch areas and i had to restart, your tea guide makes it appear you have all the required items even when you don't. Honestly if the game was longer and had slightly more/complicated mini games and some little things were cleaned up it would be a great game. But as of right now I wouldn't recommend unfortunately.

Personally, this game was not my cup of tea.
Now this does not mean it's a bad game, but it just didn't vibe for me. It was too slow and sedate, and I was honestly glad it was short as I was bored and frustrated by the end. There is no way of keeping track of goals, or who to speak to next so I spent a lot of time going round speaking to everyone just to see if they were the next person I was meant to talk to (You may notice my playtime is double most peoples, this is why!). It doesn't help that the free roaming nature of the game means walkthrough's don't work very well as most bits can be done in any order. This is very frustrating when you haven't played the game for a bit so you don't remember what you did last time. There are also times where you have to get exactly in the right place to get to the next area, and in on area which looked blocked off, this meant I was stuck for ages wandering around. It's also too expensive for the short game play in my opinion.

Buy if:
- It's on SALE. I don't think it's worth £7.19 for <2 hours of content.
- You like the art style and music, or you really like tea.
- You have an hour or so to play it in one sitting.

Don't buy if:
- You want more out of a game than walking slowly and talking to everyone.
- You have poor short-term memory. The lack of goals means you will really struggle with this game. Also there's a memory mini-game.
- You want a game with 3+hours of content and replayability.


---{Difficulty}---
There are some mini-games which are chill. There was a memory mini-game which I kept failing but it does reduce the difficulty if you keep getting it wrong. Nothing is skip-able though.
☑ Easy (But needed a walkthough as I kept getting lost)
☐ Average
☐ Above average
☐ Difficult
☐ Monkey Island

---{Story}---
☐ What Story?/Not worth it
☑ Ok
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It‘ll replace your life/I cried a bit

---{Game Time}---
☑ Very Short (My game play is 2.9 hours but I got very lost. Most other playes average 1.5hrs.)
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☐ Never ending

---{Achievements}---
☐ None at all
☐ A small amount
☑ An expected amount
☐ Would have liked more
☐ Too many
☐ Replaying is a must
☐ Grinding needed

---{Price}---
☐ It’s totally free
☐ Wait for a discount (25% or more)
☐ Wait for a discount (50% or more)
☑ Wait for a discount (75% or more)
☐ Worth the price

---{Bugs}---
☑ What is Bugs?!
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ The game itself is worse than mosquitoes on Summer

---{Replayability}---
☑ You'll struggle to get through it once (At least I did)
☑ One and done
☐ Multiple story lines so replay is a must
☐ Doesn't end/So many replays

---{Graphics}---
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ Bad
☐ Ok
☑ Good
☐ Beautiful
☐ You forget what reality is

---{Audio}---
☐ Bad/Muted
☐ Not good but not off putting
☐ Ok
☑ Good
☐ Very good
☐ Eargasm
☐ I'd buy the soundtrack

A very very short, sweet adventure about a frog and a tea party, a town full of animals and very easy puzzles. Lovely water colour graphics, easy listening music. But alas too short and too easy, probably more suited for a young kid than adults for sure.

Teacup is a brief one hour adventure game about an anthropomorphic frog looking for herbs to put in her tea, and the game just wasn't that interesting to me. While the pixel art is whimsically adorable, the story and gameplay aren't up to snuff. The story is slow paced and boring without strong payoff, and the gameplay is just slowly walking about with extremely simple minigames spread around. I unfortunately cannot recommend Teacup.

This game is a quick play, only a couple hours max. The most fun part was actually mixing the tea, but unfortunately that is a tiny part of the game. I didn't find the rest of it all that compelling, either in story or gameplay. I personally don't recommend it, but other people might really enjoy it.

Sweet little game but really not my cup of tea.

needs polish

This game is not for me. It’s cute, but it’s agonizingly slow. You walk from place to place at an extremely leisurely pace. Sometimes you have to go back through a place you just walked through, making it feel so tedious. Someone told me to go to a picnic at the pond. I walked the whole way, and there was no picnic. I just don’t have the patience for this.