Recent reviews by CinnamonCheeks

An interesting interactive short story that quickly pulled me in. I'm really not going to complain about the length of the game considering it's free. I suspect this is more of testing of the waters by the devs, and I'd readily pay for a game of considerable length and with a more intricate plot. Keep up the good work like Charlie; I look forward to more games from you. Score: 9/10

I was a bit apprehensive about buying this game because I see quite a few thumbs down in the comments. But, obviously, I eventually bought it during a sale.
While the game is pretty much a walking simulator with some puzzles thrown in, I love the themes which have been dealt with, and they've been dealt with quite adeptly, I must say. My only complain is that the last act felt too rushed and the ending unclear and ambiguous. I wish this was done better.
The soundtrack is excellent. Full marks for that. I even bought it so I could support the devs.
Overall, it's a 7.5/10 from me since, despite its weaknesses, I won't deny that I really enjoyed the game.
I hope you guys come up with more games in the future.

The beautiful nostalgia of the 90s this game imparts opened the floodgates to some of my own memories of the 90s. It's a bold work of art, a story well delivered with emotions well placed. It was surprisingly easy to navigate and this is a positive point I highlight since it lets you focus more on the ambience and the story rather than anything else. The music is spot-on.

My only complaint is that the Steam description almost makes it seem like a supernatural mystery of some kind, which it is not. Also, I think for a game that could be finished within 3 hours, the price is on the higher side. Personally, I found it worth the money spent, but there are people who would not.

Great game! To be honest, it's more of a interactive cinematic experience than a game, albeit with limited interactivity.
It's deep, touching and bittersweet in a way that makes you reminiscent of things past.
I'd recommend it to anyone who's loved Gone Home.

Honestly, at this point my review hardly matters. The world has seen and experienced the magic of this game as have I. It sucks you in, engages you, keeps you engrossed for hours and hours, stays story-driven while imparting a sense of accomplishment, keeps you emotionally involved while keeping itself brutal, makes you love mostrosities, and appreciate things which you may never have pondered about before. You name it, and The Witcher 3 has it. 10/10