joda 最近的评测

It's short, but it's sweet. I wish it could've finished the mystery, drawn out the romance a little more, but I enjoyed this. I loved the story and want to see more of it.

this is genuinely a fun game, and i think it's a cleaner and overall improved follow-up from Mini Metros. they've managed to really balance the relaxation and challenge. even when you're right at the end of a level and everything's popping off, you don't really feel overwhelmed like you did in mini metro. achievements add replayability without being tedious.

a+ broom broom

truly bad. got it as part of a bundle to make another game cheaper. i should've just paid more.

can't join any games. the lobby is great though.

v good and deceptively simple. the achievements have a good range of difficulty too

Short as hell and really easy to complete, but it was pretty fun. This game doesn't pose any challenge whatsoever, but that does make it a fun game to switch your brain off to for an hour. I did enjoy the blend of hidden object and different solitaire modes. Definitely not worth full price though, but if you can pick it up on sale for like £1, and enjoy solitaire, I'd go for it.

I did find some of the graphics a bit buggy, and I'd have liked to be able to resize the window. When i left fullscreen mode so I could put it on my second monitor, the bottom of it was cut off. I had to set my second monitor as the primary display so I could fullscreen it over there and see the whole game, which isn't a major issue and I've had to do that with other games too, but it is a bit annoying.

Sometimes the cursor would glitch and leave a trail at the sides of the game. Didn't affect gameplay, but it looked ugly. This goes away when you leave the screen and come back.

The story isn't even worth mentioning. It's a few click boxes with something vague about needing to recover a magical deck from a mysterious criminal. But you're not playing for the story, so that's fine.

Overall, pretty solidly 3 star game, worth about a quid but not much more.

honestly this game looks ugly. some of the art looks like some effort has actually been put into it, and all of the halfway decent drawings are in the store preview. yes, really. however, most of it looks horribly sloppy and rushed together within 5 minutes, declared "good enough," and put in the finished game.

the writing is contrived as all hell, and it's just not very interesting. the author clearly thinks very highly of themselves and their writing ability, but they shouldn't. i found myself skipping through some of the attempted poetry, and the countless cases of purple prose.

Over the course of the whole game, i only had a handful of choices to make. like literally about 5 choices that i can remember.

i get that the author is trying to tell a story, but i'd recommend a creative writing class instead of this.

also, as another reviewer pointed out, the weird anti-abortion views that happen randomly towards the end? what was with that?

save your money.

This is a very short game. There are two routes. It won't answer questions, but it'll give you a small insight into how helpless you feel when dealing with a mental illness.

The art is very charming, and I'd pick it up for that alone.

This game will probably be triggering if you have any form of eating disorder.

I got a copy of this game for free, while watching Celesmeh stream it on Twitch. The developer was in the chat and very kindly sent me a key.

This game is really well written. Each of the stories, although relatively short, feel well fleshed out. There's clearly been a lot of thought gone into this game. All of the characters are different, and all of them will be interesting in their own little ways.

Like other reviewers have mentioned, it probably is a little on the short side for the price it is. I'd definitely pick it up on sale though. It's a very charming, well made little game, and I'd definitely recommend it if you enjoy visual novels/dating sims.

This game is really lovely.

It's got an interesting concept. Only black and white, only three action keys, very minimalist, with some beautifully designed levels. It's deceptively simple. Once you get the hang of the basic mechanics then you're good to go, but this game is definitely all about timing more than anything else.

It's very short, and because of that i'd say it's not worth the full price of £5.59. However this is definitely one to pick up on sale. I played this while on a bit of a platformer kick, and I'm definitely enjoying it.