feel like i missed something. played this game because people said it was similar to OMORI in the emotional bond you form with the character(s), but i just didnt get that. i played the entire game, got the optional sidequest achievement, and then played the solstice path, and i just didnt form a connection to the character. I think it was cause the game was too short so I didnt have enough time to grow to care about the character. that and the side characters are so far to the side that you dont really get to watch them interact much.

this game is a weird thing for me cause i can see WHY people say its a masterpiece, and ive basically had the experience people are describing in another game (omori) but i personally didnt get that. i basically got to the big climactic choice and didnt really care too much about the characters route.

also, the cool meta puzzles are very fun at first, but i wish they did a little more with it, though im not sure what they couldve done. the non-meta puzzles just feel like padding to the game. overall, i think this wouldve grabbed me if it was longer, but that goes against the original concept of playing it in one go (though you dont have to do that in this steam version (i did)). or maybe im just trying too hard to make this game omori 2. who knows.

you might enjoy this, i personally didnt.

feel like i missed something. played this game because people said it was similar to OMORI in the emotional bond you form with the character(s), but i just didnt get that. i played the entire game, got the optional sidequest achievement, and then played the solstice path, and i just didnt form a connection to the character. I think it was cause the game was too short so I didnt have enough time to grow to care about the character. that and the side characters are so far to the side that you dont really get to watch them interact much. this game is a weird thing for me cause i can see WHY people say its a masterpiece, and ive basically had the experience people are describing in another game (omori) but i personally didnt get that. i basically got to the big climactic choice and didnt really care too much about the characters route. also, the cool meta puzzles are very fun at first, but i wish they did a little more with it, though im not sure what they couldve done. the non-meta puzzles just feel like padding to the game. overall, i think this wouldve grabbed me if it was longer, but that goes against the original concept of playing it in one go (though you dont have to do that in this steam version (i did)). or maybe im just trying too hard to make this game omori 2. who knows. you might enjoy this, i personally didnt.