I cannot recommend this game enough. At first, I was lulled in by the game's absolutely beautiful Ghibli-inspired art style and the lovely jazz music, and I was enjoying it. Then, at a certain point, the game suddenly got more interesting, and by the end, tears poured out of my eyes and I just can't help it.
This game is quite simple in premise and gameplay. It's a point and click adventure, with easy puzzles primarily revolving around adding missing colors to missing paintings. The game is more about the story and atmosphere, and the simplicity of it's gameplay helps you to appreciate the game's strength even more.
At less than 2 hours in length, there is simply not much to talk about without spoiling it, so I will end it with this: this game would have been a wonderful short film, but as a game, it becomes something that is truly special.
This game is quite simple in premise and gameplay. It's a point and click adventure, with easy puzzles primarily revolving around adding missing colors to missing paintings. The game is more about the story and atmosphere, and the simplicity of it's gameplay helps you to appreciate the game's strength even more.
At less than 2 hours in length, there is simply not much to talk about without spoiling it, so I will end it with this: this game would have been a wonderful short film, but as a game, it becomes something that is truly special.