Recent reviews by BlackSalsa

Made me start eating rocks and stones for breakfast.

yETI sPORTS!i!

It's free and it's cute.

Strange, straange cozy game. Minimal gameplay but somewhat engaging. Ambiance like: polar post-apocalyptic strangeness with PS1-PS2 graphics. You cook eggs, cockroaches, cigs and more. Dialogues intriguing. Took thousands of screenshots of this environment, cozy like I said. Unexpected as well as delicate in a well-contained universe.

[2024.01.03 74h - edit]:
- Unexpectedly got addicted to this game. Map exploration requires trial and error, patience, minutia.
- Discovering effects is quite pleasing. Don't stress, mistakes are part of the process.
- Intuitive gameplay. It shows and doesn't tell. Found myself discovering new mechanics naturally while exploring, and without needing to look stuff up online.
- Pacing is very well balanced. But I'm generally a slow player, fwiw.
- Once getting enough ingredients in mid/end-game, you can truly experiment with salts, then plan, calculate, position.
- I find the path planning very fun, especially in the second map. You can use all whirlpools that teleport you to a certain point, and you can use the salts you crafted to modify your trajectory, unlocking infinite possibilities for optimal pathfinding and potion crafting.
- The game lets you develop your own style of pathfinding / crafting. You're free.
- I can spend hours simply re-organizing my recipe book (which becomes crucial (to me) for selling potions efficiently to challenging client requests.)

*Bref*, it's like my perfect neat OCD-organizing dream game. Truly cozy overall.

This game is a wild ride. Cards are talking to you. The gameplay loop is phenomenal. I can't leave a proper review because it would spoil everything so do yourself a favor and go in blind. It's worth it for the atmosphere alone. And with Kaycee's mod released by the developer, there's a great replay value. What I like the most is how the game lets us create some very broken cards, and it's all part of the charm.