maps are accessibility features. put a map in your game.

Cute but there were some quest bugs / oversights that softlocked me and ended up wasting my time

I am sure that if you are the target audience, you will love this game. There is supposed to be a good message in here, but the gameplay loop was SO BORING that I couldn't stick it out long enough to get much into it. Perhaps I am just misunderstanding the gameplay loop (burn as much trash as possible except stuff NPCs consistently find helpful and stuff you can offer at shrines?), but the game as I understood it was a boring, monotonous grind. I agree with some other reviews that a better tutorial or early-stage gameplay guidance would likely have helped with this.

If you can like a game for the message it has, even if the gameplay is dull, you'll like this. Otherwise, I hate to say it, don't bother with this title.

Excruciatingly boring, even for a walking simulator.

This is super interesting game, experimental in an approachable way. It might not be for everyone, but it is worth a short while to see how it makes you feel. If it clicks, it clicks hard.

Given how much is stuffed and thought provoking in its short-time, this is highly recommended!

I feel like this game is *this* close to being good.
Maybe it needs a better tutorial or something because as is it feels like
90% praying to RNGsus and 10% bugs.
Wish the sewerdungeon was a bigger part of it as well.

We busting it down on Theday

Not a whole lotta game in this game. The basic gameplay loop is too repetitive to find enjoyment in and the graphics and world just don't have enough wonder to keep me interested. There are some aspects of mystery but trying to solve them takes forever and ultimately isn't worth the time.

There is something about playing this game alone in the middle of the night, It really did feel enchanting. I'm not sure why I even like the game, all I did was pick up trash and look up things I didn't understand. This game is so obscure I don't even remember how this game ended up in my library. But I liked it a lot, one of the most unique 100%'s I've done so far. You can get all the achievements the normal way, but the STEAM guide by MAXIMILIO explained it fairly well and it feels super cool to do.

If you're looking for a unique 100% to your collection, and/or interested in a relaxed experience this is the game for you. And that damned OST, I loved the song "Days Feel Long Now".

I totally get why it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea, but I think the game is really charming, enjoyable, and well made. It's lighthearted and silly, with streaks of intrigue and social commentary through it.
I know a lot of people talked about getting lost (which I certainly did more than once), but I honestly picked up the layout really quickly, and there's actually a map in the game manual if you're super stuck.
You can play it at your own pace, speedrunning through, or take your time and learning the city.

TLDR: Cool in my book :)