Recent reviews by Roewood

Erik's crazy ass can get it.

This game got me to take more than just two shots at two o' clock in the afternoon after seeing Robert.

Got the Bad Dad label.

Really had me feeling myself, thanks GG.

For these last three years I've wanted nothing more than to be Celia's little rat.

Thank you for delivering, Gato.

This game's been on my Wish List for as long as it's been on Steam, and that's likely to not have just been at the time of its full release... big mistake to have gone this long without playing it. But, then, I feel as though need to give myself some credit considering the effect of these last few years, n' sure I'm not the only one that can say that either.

Game Play. All three highlighted focuses, pottery, bartending, and impersonation, are relatively simple; though, there's definitely that learning period that's still fun to work through. Be very careful about skipping through help text on any of these three when you're making your first run, it can screw you over since you can't backtrack through it. With the game's directives, really consider what not following them will get you. Sometimes you won't want to listen to it in order to have anything going in your favor from that point forward. Cannot stress that enough, as certain past and pending decisions will force you to clear your save file and start from the beginning.But oh, Save Files! Wish they had made it so that you can force the game to save whenever you'd like. Obviously wouldn't happen now, given that the game's nearing its four year mark at the time of this review, but if you're reading this- it is something to bear in mind.

The story itself, while I can't speak much on it, wasn't one I had expected to affect me so deeply. I expected to get attached to a select few of the characters and wish to see them in a next game, but believe me when I say that they take it so much further than that for you.

Pretty sure this is a game that will stick with me.

Definitely served it's purpose..in making me feel a whole lot worse about my laptop...

Genuinely never thought this game would make it to PC, but hell, am I glad it did.

(Come back and update this after the steam awards for a real review.)

Got this game from a friend thinking I wouldn't really like it to begin with (considering most of the games I play for enjoyment...) but boy, was I wrong. Now I'm pretty sure I play it more than they do and even continued to go all out with it in getting every last bit of extra content, because hell - it's a crime not to have all those cute faces together in one room.

Can't wait to see all the new stuff that get's added to this serene little game.

I know the postitive reviews outweigh the negtives, but I still want to say how much I hate seeing all this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and complaining on things such as the price tag..which in turn..make for negative reviews.
Since the thing is, you have to know what you like and what you're looking for before getting into a game (wallet and all) like this.
As this isn't anything to follow through with, with (your) expectations; it's it's own little world.
Art, music, voice acting - they all play into this wide spread story. And you have to appreciate every one of it's parts.

Arthur's story was an absolute blast and I really do hope for an elaboration on little red at the end.
Sally's playthrough was always a bit lonesome without the little comments and complaints you would have gotten before then.
Ollie... Well, it was definitely the right time for that kind of dry humour. Everything was just unveiling at a frightful pace.

(I'm well aware that this is much less a review and more so a show of appreciation, but I thought it was time I stepped out of the shadows.)