Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika LittleThiefCat

I really wanted to like this game, and the little bit I did play of it oozed with charm, but there just wasn't enough to do. It's a management game that tries to be low stress, but what that ends up being in actuality is a game where you spend most of your time waiting around for the next objective to become available (you can only skip time forward at night). There's an interesting plot happening in the background that again suffers from the pacing-- you're fed plot beats on a drip feed as you wait to get n number of guests through your various properties. The walk speed is abysmal, and characters repeat the same dialogue ad nauseam. Maybe with a few quality of life updates this game will be worth picking up. I sincerely hope that's the case, because this game shows a lot of promise.

This is a very fun and challenging puzzle game. It really does not hold your hand through anything (though if you get stuck, there is a hint button you can make use of). Also you can pet your cat and your best friend loves your cat too, so 11/10 great game

My singular complaint is that there is all of one background track that plays in a 45-ish second loop All. Game. Long.

If Undertale is a game that asks "How do you save everyone?", then Everhood is a game that echoes in response, "What does it mean to be saved?" Everhood is a gem, and while it has its rough patches (I agree with other reviews that say the ending isn't earned and the attachment to the characters isn't fully built up to where it needs to be), I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys offbeat games with a lot of depth and love.

Also the music is bangin' and the gameplay is fun as hell, so even if the story was irredeemable crap I would still give it a high recommendation.

This is a very cute and fun game. I definitely recommend it if you enjoy games like Stardew Valley where you can lose yourself for a few hours in a chill grind. That said, this game still feels unfinished. The characters are likable but the story is barebones, and there isn't anything to do beyond the core gameplay loop (which granted, is very solid and has carried me through 8.6 hours of playtime at the time of writing this). Because furniture gives stats, there isn't much freedom to decorate the way you want; instead it's more efficient to slam as much furniture as you can in any given square foot. I think with some tweaking and fleshing out, this game could be truly amazing.

ETA: I also want to mention how incredible the LGBT+ rep in this game is. I wasn't expecting it and it made me feel so wonderful and seen.

I got it on sale but it is absolutely worth $20. Very charming and touching game where you unravel the life of the protagonist through their various moves.

The game seemed interesting until the random death rape scenes. Also the controls are designed for three hands.

I don't typically give negative reviews. Usually there is some kind of redeeming quality that would make a game worthwhile for at least one person. Not here. There is zero depth to this experience whatsoever. Look up a list of anime cliches and then watch the last five minutes of School Days or something and you'll get about the same experience. Do not waste your time, even if it goes on sale for a dollar again.

This game oozes charm from every single one of its extra mouths and orifices! The voice acting especially is a real highlight.

This was a fun little visual novel. I recommend looking up discussions online once you beat it to fully appreciate the ties to Ukranian folklore. There is a lot of hidden depth there that truly elevates the experience.

Simultaneously unsettling and heartwarming, this game is a hidden gem. Definitely give it a shot.