Recent reviews by Kirtail

Even though I'm not recommending the game I want to say I'm glad it was made and I wish the dev good luck in the future.

Pros -
Bangin' atmosphere, art style and sound design were mostly really good.
Pettable cat
A segment in the school scared me so bad I jumped
The first thing I found was the emotes and they made me laugh. Funny meme references throughout which helped make the game more enjoyable
The dolls added to the atmosphere, I liked some of them a lot
New Game+ cut out a segment of backtracking at the beginning of the game

Cons -
The town is empty. I immediately tried to explore the whole map before I did any objectives and found nothing
The cat maze was set in a map that didn't make sense, so it just ended up being boring padding. The piano puzzle in it was neat, I liked it, and we could've done with more of that if you wanted to keep a segment like this in the game. Also the music was too funky for the tone during this segment
On my second playthrough I spent more time playing as anyone besides the protagonist, she doesn't feel important
The two endings I had were the exact same
I couldn't find anything else New Game+ added to the game
The entire game has 4 combat encounters, 3 of which are with the same enemy, but they can all be stunlocked and button mashed
There's a segment where you're being yelled at by a Principal and if you button mash he resets the dialogue - I understand why? Kinda? it's thematic, but turning it off for NG+ would probably help

Bugs-

There's a few bugs in the early release of the game such as one note that says it hasn't been translated in the school's main hall and an objective saying it cannot find the translation of an ID when you check the generator without turning on all the breakers at the end of the dialogue
Graphical bugs, during the boss fight the boss can push you out of bounds
Almost was soft locked because I waddled into a section of garden outside the school with raised edges, I was able to escape because I rubbed myself against the wall of the school and it elevated me

I understand this is a big wall of text, but I see the dev has another game planned and I hope they can take some of our feedback and make their next project even better.

I have spent a lot of time reading visual novels in the past and was really proud to help support a game that includes the voice talents of a friend of mine. To Grant A Wish is very sweet, the characters are all likeable and I found everything in the first route I chose to be charming and I really adored the CGs. I'm a fairly fast reader and finished one route in roughly 90 minutes, with many options to go back and explore other routes down the main path I chose.
I really enjoyed the game's dedication to player comfort, allowing male/female/androgynous character designs of the protagonist and allowing you to choose a male/female counterpart for every major route.
I will be coming back to explore more of the routes and branching paths I missed out on with my first playthrough!

A bit different from the KeyWe base game, but a whole lot of fun. It's added a lot more platforming and variety to the gameplay consisting in three gauntlets with optional bonus challenges. I absolutely adore this DLC and though it's very short I highly recommend it if you love the base game and have a friend to play it with.

My friend and I have been waiting for this game since we played the demo months ago, absolutely perfect co-op game to play with a friend, super hectic fun. The cosmetics are super cute but the highlight is definitely the gameplay, it's simple but so rewarding when you and your buddy figure out the best way for you to deal with the job at hand. Definitely one of the most fun co-op experiences I've had all year.

Rainswept is a murder mystery game set in the small town of Pineview, with very simple mechanics and incredibly light puzzle solving it doesn't tell the most involved story but I enjoyed my time with it.

The backgrounds, music and setting are beautiful and calming. The characters are lovable and I enjoyed learning their stories, Grandpa made me laugh and Chris and Diane's story warmed my heart.

The game however had a few technical difficulties, there's no borderless windowed, sometimes my notes would be replaced with a blank white space and I had frame lag when I loaded the game sometimes when I moved my mouse. The game also didn't like being turned off.

I'd recommend this game for someone who wants a short story to spend some time with. I received it as a gift for Christmas and would say it makes a good gift for someone else :)

Bought this with a massive discount coupon, streamed it on discord with friends and we made a drinking game out of whenever there was a spelling error, the protagonist talked about his "Rock-hard boner" or she said "Onii-chan", couldn't keep up with having to drink every time I clicked.

This is an interesting game, and won't be everyone's cup of tea. The premise is you use the 4 corners of the bread to move yourself towards a destination, such as the toaster. It's very difficult at the beginning but the more you play you'll find yourself moving faster and easier. Though the gameplay is simply "Get from A to B" you can do this through a bunch of different ways, like climbing the walls or trying to dash over the floor (not recommended as this effects your score) but you can also knock over skateboards to gain extra distance past long hallways.

If you have no patience for silly games with simple goals, this won't hold your attention for very long. The gameplay is a bit samey and unlike games like Mount Your Friends that have a similiar premise/control scheme, this is so far single player which I find drops replayability quite a lot.

The game has a story which I also find entertaining, I won't spoil anything but if you're the kind of person who sees a game where you play a piece of bread and think "This is my kinda game" you'll probably enjoy it.

"Today was the day of my expiration, and before my passing I wanted to achieve what so many of my brothers could not. Pushing past my brother, my journy began. I scaled vertical walls, dodged some ants on the counter and ended up stuck on top of the butter dish for 20 minutes, but after a long and perilous journey I have made it to the toaster. I slide in place and feel the toaster's warmth envelop me, but I slipped in too slowly. My toasting is too uneven. My goal today is to be the perfect breakfast anyone could ask for, I must become the perfect toast. I spring from the toaster and try to swing, but I am now drying out, I can't turn like I used to, and then I lost my grip. This is my destiny, to fall, to never achieve perfection. I lay on the ground, wishing, waiting, for another chance." - Yeasten 2014

8/10 Bread game ever

Awesome game, I don't usually like this style however I found Race the Sun very enjoyable, I loved trying to beat my own scores and see where I rank overall in the leaderboards. Very challenging, adding in new gimmicks bit by bit. The maps change daily, can't wait to see the next one