Recent reviews by A Gentle Elf

THE ULTIMATE CHILDHOOD MEMORY!!!
Typing and restaurant simulation are two of my favourite types, thank you so much for bringing them together!!!
The graphic is cute, the layout and font reminds me of those PlayFirst, BigFish, GameHouse games in their golden ages.
Plus, the plot's wittiness is beyond expectation. Looking forward to more games from your team

Very innovative mechanic with relaxing yet well designed levels. Obscure stories and comfy artstyle. It's the kind of game that one would like to finish to the end once started.

A salvation from this stressful world.

Lovely little soothing game with a great artistic concept.
If you are feeling stressful and you have enjoyed little casual games like unpack or a little to the left, you might love this one too.

The best cooking game after the golden era of diner dash. It's long, satisfying, challenging, with a heartwarming lore.

This will be an enjoyable little game if you enjoy papers please, not tonight, beholder, etc.
The mechanism is very innovative with well-designed logic and interesting conversations/tasks.
Tho the dystopian plot is a bit too classic, and finished rather abruptly.

Cute graphics and interesting concepts, but currently this "thing" is neither a puzzle nor a sandbox. It's not even a game, just seems like a demo to me. Wouldn't leave a bad review if it is in EA phase, but it is not, and rather expensive.
Also, the tutorial is a total disaster.
DO NOT BUY

Been palying House Flipper for 400+ hrs, this is my next favourite.

Nice lore and appealing voice acting.
Satisfying cleaning experience.
Massive rich and interesting details and secrets to be uncovered.
You can collect music tapes. Cheers to LULU Suicide!
It's so freaking cool that the mop squeezing sounds like bullet reloading!!!!!!!

Some scenes are laggy. Need better optimisation.
Physics mechanism is somehow weird, especially with the bodies, but that doesn't affect the gameplay that much.
The cleaning process is gonna take long. Tho its satisfying to clean them all, it might not be suitable for everyone.

Recommended for House Flipper fans and OCD patients like myself.

If I had to summarize this game in one word, it would be "academic." It's a textbook example of a third-person adventure & puzzle game, with some innovation but overall standard puzzle mechanics, (probably a bit easier than) medium difficulty, astonishing and beautifully crafted art, and fitting music (paired with a somewhat surreal storyline). The gameplay experience is smooth and mostly enjoyable, though some puzzles feel redundant. The world-within-world puzzles, which was supposed to be the most creative and well-designed aspect, only make up about a quarter of the game. The main story takes around 4 hrs to finish, which is rather short judging its price. Overall, it's an good piece of work, but it’s far from outstanding.

It's a lovely day in the British town and you are an unknown Messiah.
A jolly 3-4 hours of enjoyment, especially for the Brits