Recent reviews by 『8-9-3』

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It could be a nice, short story worth spending a few hours on. The game has plenty of aspects that make me appreciate indie projects — a unique setting, simple yet charming and fitting graphics, relaxing BGM, and a few bittersweet plot twists on top of that.

The story itself consists of very short dialogues that trigger after completing a certain number of orders or collecting enough organs. If compiled together, the entire story, including all side quests and the true ending, would take just a few minutes to read. That’s honestly fine, as the gameplay initially enhances the immersion by introducing new plants, explaining how and why customers use the organs, sprinkling in moral dilemmas here and there, and so on.

Unfortunately, all that positive experience described above got brutally undermined by hours and hours of mind-numbing clicker grind that required constant activity due to the lack of any idle mechanics that typically accompany clicker games.

The game at least tries to alleviate this by gradually unlocking better tools but that's nowhere near enough. Don't be fooled by my Play Time — you can safely add at least twice as many hours on top of that if you want to witness the 30-second-long True Ending the classic way (please, don’t do that).

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