Recent reviews by coffee time

Okay so, don't expect exciting gameplay, approach this game more as an experience. I fell for this trap a couple of times while playing, getting really frustrated and then thought: "Wow, here I am complaining in front of my computer, in my cozy room while this digital old lady actually struggles with all these tasks, trying to survive" and it changed my perspective dramatically.

This is a slow story. It's nice to play while sipping on your tea or coffee. Brought me a lot of nostalgia and made me reflect on my own family life. It broke my heart a little bit every time Talma laughed petting her goats - knowing she was there alone, working all day, her family gone far away. And it made goats dying to wolves attacks all the more hurtful.

The letters painted a really vivid picture in my head and got me surprisingly invested in the story. And created this bitter-sweet combo of "my family left me here but they still think of me and love me" - right in the feels as I recently moved out from my parents' house. Children grow up, eventually leaving their parents and it's part of life.

I would describe the experience as wholesome, emotional, nostalgic, therapeutic, thought-provoking, cozy, sad, cruel, heart-warming, relaxing. What a cocktail, man.

Yes, I cried at the end.

Love the dark vibe, mysteries, the cult theme and the classic pixel art style. Such a great combo. The music was on point, puzzles not too difficult but also not painfully easy, engaging story. I had a blast.