This game is more of an in between games kind of game. It is very short (I finished it in under an hour with all achievements completed) but that doesn't make it any less wholesome. It is about someone falling in love and then going through a breakup and finding herself again. Very relatable in many ways. I love the simplistic art style but I ended up adoring the deeper meaning in the small details.

I wouldn't have bought this game for the full price of 5 euro though. I'm glad I got it on sale for 2. It was totally worth it. As someone who plays COZY games, this one is a MUST. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did.

Very Cute :)
This is basically a short story in video game form, and the length is very important. Obviously don't buy the game if you measure value as a price/playtime ratio, but in some ways this feels like an antidote for many of my gripes with other games (mainly walking sims) with the "interactive fiction tag."


An example of this is that (partially due to the lack of dialogue), Florence is able to effectively use the players interactions to communicate its themes and plot beats rather than using boring UI interactions as a shell for characters delivering the plot to your face over the course of 7 hours.

So yeah I like the game

Absolute cinema, cinema absoluto.