Definitely memorable, as I’ve never played a game quite like it, but it can also be frustrating in its pacing, lack of direction, and limiti

Tells a relatable story about complexities of family, but took a step backwards by making the gameplay feel like a chore.

A creative and free-form little journey; its lovely characters would've been enhanced if it'd had more interesting and polished dialogue.

Cooking challenges can be a little unintuitive, but the game succesfully tells a heartfelt story about how food can communicate.

Relies heavily on its predecessor, but also presents us with a different, more adult story about family, trauma, and running from your past.

Unique and in-depth roleplay system that's fun to learn, but it lacks and a little randomness and a little more visuals to feel invested.

Definitely satisfying and cozy with a decent amount challenge, and just a little bit of chaos.

A riveting drama that wins you over with its characters and their community, despite the simplicity and limits of the gameplay.

Story, animation, and tone is unique and captivating, but yet it can sometimes feel unintuitive in its seemingly endless quest line.

Ended with a bang by mixing up the usual formula and adding twists, both in gameplay and story.

Wholesome and uplifting in its message, and while it is simple and fairly straightforward to solve it is definitely memorable.

Incredibly raw, real, and bizarre: storytelling and gameplay are incredibly well connected and its journey takes you through every emotion.

A relatable and emotional story through a mysterious underwater world, but the interactivity is minimal and makes you feel uninvolved.

Undoubtedly stylish, jazzy, and artistic; unfortunately, as a game, it feels like a chore to get through and difficult to comprehend.

A limitless puzzle box where you can try just about anything, but it loses some of its impact constantly trying to "get" you with its twists

Can be painfully sluggish in its gameplay and lacks enough characterization to make its story as compelling as it could've been.

A biography thoughtfully colorfully brought to life, but at times feels more like a school lesson than like an immersive experience.

Not what I would call a "fun" game, but is a uniquely melancholy experience of doing all you can to survive as the world crumbles.

Intricate, realistic environmental art and sound take you deep into its untamed world, but is interrupted by its weaker writing and movement

Interesting and at times challenging escape room adventure, although its "poop joke" humor and sub-par voice-acting detract from that.