A lovely experience. I've never grown a Grandpa before, so this certainly gives me a good idea of what it would be like. :')

I feel like Yames is slowly becoming a cult-classic style of developer- making games and media that truly fit their imaginings of things and we're along for the ride. The experience is always unsettling, thoughtful... and scratches at the part of your brain that makes you wonder /why/ you're uncomfortable.

I'm glad they're making stuff for us to enjoy. It's a treat every time.

The gameplay itself is very straight-forward. You generally check every option available to you before moving on, and depending on if you meet certain criteria, it chooses which of 2 endings you get. Every action has purpose, either for gaining items, gaining lore, or feeling good about cleaning everything up.

The endings are executed very well. I think the story is well-encapsulated and leaves just enough to wonder about while feeling satisfied.

I wish I could grow more friends--

A lovely experience. I've never grown a Grandpa before, so this certainly gives me a good idea of what it would be like. :') I feel like Yames is slowly becoming a cult-classic style of developer- making games and media that truly fit their imaginings of things and we're along for the ride. The experience is always unsettling, thoughtful... and scratches at the part of your brain that makes you wonder /why/ you're uncomfortable. I'm glad they're making stuff for us to enjoy. It's a treat every time. The gameplay itself is very straight-forward. You generally check every option available to you before moving on, and depending on if you meet certain criteria, it chooses which of 2 endings you get. Every action has purpose, either for gaining items, gaining lore, or feeling good about cleaning everything up. The endings are executed very well. I think the story is well-encapsulated and leaves just enough to wonder about while feeling satisfied. I wish I could grow more friends--