garry

this game has it all, lovable characters great art, soundtrack, challenge and annoying ass levels that will make you look back on the game and appreciate that youve played it. i will say though at points it felt more annoying than challenging. which in hindsight sounds shallow but after some interviews ive realized that was the point. which makes the theme of this better.

i am the smartest human alive

very story rich, definitely inspired by Perfect blue and bjork

honest one of the best Soulsborne games and games in the 2010 decade and there is a reason why this game has received so much praise. illusion of open world is still there but not overwhelming. it is somewhat linear in progression but i only got lost due to overthinking.

love the limited but yet creative space youre given in this game. you can be here for hours creating cities or villages or peasinos out of curiosity. this game is for people that can be creative and curious

warning: photosensitive imagery

compelling story that could be relatable with young adults. its very affirming also you people that struggle with conservative parents, quite a tear jerker but the story is still sweet enough at the end

quite a simple story thats familiar if you like side scroll indie rpg games like earthbound or omori. for a game that was the first indie title by the developer it was well made. this chapter being chapter 1 makes me interested to what will happened to the protagonist i hope will develop more

for an indie it was quite average not alot of charming aspects to it but the atmosphere felt very much like spirited away. it was vague at time on what you had to do and even having close calls with losing items be wary what you use FIRST