Recent reviews by PeachBloodBunny

Seashell is a really relaxing, atmospheric, low stress collection/puzzle game. I was able to get all of the achievements in 4 hours while pacing myself. The crashing waves and melodic music was not only relaxing, but helped me focus on my collection with chill beach vibes. I loved that every single shell I picked up was different! There were enough hints in the journal, and symbols while collecting, that I figured out how to get the rare shells without much of a problem. I'd love to see some DLC or an update with more shells because I'd like to revisit this game again. I got it on sale for $2, but I'd pay for it at the full $4 easily.

While this game is cute and the music is relaxing, the game-play is REALLY simple and short. You can beat it in 30 minutes to an hour. I took my time with it and started a second play through to try to get all of the achievements, but you only get 5 days in the rain forest. Then you need to restart because when I loaded into the last day, some things were bugged for me. The sheer number of bugs and things that stopped working was frustrating.

A beam of light shines down and tells you where to go instead of letting you wander around and explore on your own. You can only take pictures of about half of the creatures you encounter (feathers or foot prints, not the actual animals). It feels like this game is only half done and they put it out anyways. There are paths you can't take and a cave in the distance that you were never able to enter.

Technical issues I had were... needing to shut the game down every 30 minutes because something was broken/bugged. The menu is slow to react at times or the camera has a slight delay when exiting. Achievements wouldn't pop up until after I'd completely closed out the game. At least one of the achievements wouldn't pop for me at all despite it being easy to attain. There's no volume control in the menu, nor is there a way to make the game windowed/borderless windowed.

This game is NOT worth the $12 I paid for it, even though it was on sale. Until these things are fixed and perhaps more content is added (I refuse to pay for any DLCs for this, the game is ridiculously short as it is) then I'm leaving a negative review. If you can get this game on sale for $5 or less it might be worth it. I've seen more content in F2P or $0.99 games. Considering the app game "Flutter: Butterfly Sanctuary", Runaways original game I played on my phone, had much more play time in it, this is sad.

Sudocats is a really cute game. I love the adorable artwork of the kitties, and if matching them is too confusing, you can swap over to numbers in order to complete more of the puzzle. The backgrounds and tiles are customizable, which was nice because some of the colors were too much for my eyes. The cat profiles are so sweet and the pictures of each were lovely. If you love kitties and enjoy playing Sudoku, this is a good game. I'm a little sad it was a short experience, but if the devs ever decide to make DLCs I would absolutely buy them.

I played Viridi over the course of a few years. The music is relaxing and sometimes I'd leave it playing while doing homework. It's simple and doesn't require any hard work, with the exception of time if you're trying to perfect the achievements. I was able to get almost all of the plants without spending more than a couple dollars (which isn't necessary). Keeping the plants alive is pretty simple and even if you forget/neglect to water your plants, they come back to life when you do water them. Over all really cute and simple game to enjoy for a few minutes a day.