The best way to summarize Great God Grove is that it's a short, artsy little piece that takes a lot of pages from the playbook of Undertale's pacifist route. I don't mean to be derivative in this comparison, however. Just so players know what to expect, it follows a lot of the same beats: the player character is a silent protagonist who arrives to a small community, helps each denizen with their their interpersonal problems by navigating their dialogue, and then gets said community together to resolve the over-arching threat to it.

To talk about the game itself more specifically, I would describe it best as an interactive children's book. The focus is more on the morals that it presents over the depth of its writing. The colorful characters and visuals are definitely the game's strongest points: there's a plethora of endearing and unique personalities to enjoy, and the overall visual presentation is executed really well. Just don't expect that deep of a narrative.

In summary: this is an admirable little piece of feel-good eye candy. You can finish this game in roughly 6 hours, so pick it up if you want a little treat of goofy, endearing characters, as well as some pretty visuals and an interesting soundtrack.

I wish inspekta was real so i could pet him because the game won't LET ME

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