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Don't play this game.
Save yourself.
It is not worth it.

I love playing this game .. mostly because I want to save my person .. and get his life together ..
it is very difficult though ... in all my tries .. I never succeeded to get him a job but once and even then .. he lasted 2 days before his depression get to him.

It is a very challenging game and maybe that's why I enjoy playing it a lot .. I truly don't know how to beat this game .. or what formula could sustain my guy's happiness. In each run .. you can either be the luckiest or the most unlucky one .. it is all random which adds to the fun :) ..

I just finished playing this game but I am not done crying over it.
Go blind .. don't read any reviews .. It is a very well written and executed story. The songs are the cherry on top. If you played or enjoyed Spiritfarer .. you will sure enjoy this ..

In fact .. I love this game much more ..

This game felt like an adventure I needed, which I just found by accident. 
To be honest, I didn't anticipate it to be this enjoyable. It's one of those charming stories that gets better with age, just like wine.

Avoid reading any reviews.

Never even glance at them.

Simply play this game.

This game will overwhelm you, I assure you, but this is exactly how you need to experience it.

It is all worth it in the end.

Certain video games are indescribable. They just exist as their own entities. Nothing I write here could ever do this game justice. It's mostly the reason why I'm debating whether to change my review as I sit here a few years later. You see, I gave my reviews very little to no thought back then. I'm getting into the habit of putting more work into them now, so they have some worth and can be of great assistance to anyone seeking them.

This game comes to mind often. I played a lot of games that had an impression on me, but none quite like this one. It's fair to say that I had no idea what I was getting myself into. Never once did I feel like I wasn't the main character. The internal dialogue was so intense that I felt truly conflicted about every decision I made. Nothing was easy, and I was drained and worn down by the story's details and a desire to reach the perfect ending.

Do you want to know if I've got the ending to my dreams? I can't say since it would ruin the plot for you.

I am conflicted with this game.

Story: 7/10
Puzzles: 10/10
Buy it full price : No - wait for it because it is one of those ok games.

The concept idea is great: A family who lost it's mother and are going through a difficult time together. I enjoyed the connection to nature, folklore, and ancient methodologies. I found the puzzles refreshing and fun to do. I would often stop playing then come back the next day, interested in solving the puzzle I stopped at. This game might be my favourite puzzles game mostly because the characters and the style is so lighthearted too.

The struggle: The story is great but the art style fails me when it comes to the assumed "villain?". I didn't like the style she was drawn and her noises too. I also felt that part was off for me. I believe the story could've been written better in that part. Also, it was so detailed during the whole journey but when we reached the end .. it was "just solved" .. it didn't satisfy me with that ending.

I don't think I will play it again for the story but mostly for the puzzles it had. I enjoyed the way they were done so I can see myself picking it up years later to replay it. However, I dread the parts I don't like. they annoy me to a degree, if I am being honest. This can be a personal issue because as I said, I disliked the sounds and character drawings of the assumed villain

Ever felt like you belonged in a game? This is the game that gave me this feeling.
Well, I probably would have been a resident of the Deus Ex universe if Eidos-Montréal hadn't stopped working on their story, but since they seem to have given up on it, Cyberpunk2077 with its wonderful Night City has taken its place. For whatever reason, I didn't pay attention to the development process before 2020, which was a cause for celebration in and of itself. I had little to no expectations for it, and for a game that promised a Deus Ex-style experience, I was in gaming heaven.

This game will always be my second favorite game of all time, with Deus Ex being my top choice, and nothing in third place since, while I enjoy many games, only a few give me the feelings I experience while playing these two.

I no longer dwell on Earth; I now reside eternally in Night City!

"True Colours" presents the very interesting story of a girl who is confronted with her emotions, identity, and a loss. It will be challenging for me to rephrase my words here, a year after I left my first review, as I only remember a little of it.

This game was a bit shorter than I was expecting. Maybe because the decision didn't carry as much weight as it did in LiS 2, which I played just before this game dropped. When I think of the LiS series, I think of stories with difficult stories and hard issues to address. I didn't have this experience here. I was highly disturbed while playing LiS 2, which is why it will always remain my favourite game in this series.

I played this game twice and had a great time each time. To be honest, I'd play it again if I wasn't so busy with other games. The game makes very little to no attempt to highlight the murky aspects of life. The decision-making process is basically black or white, which was my least favourite aspect of the game. There is also no such thing as a horrible ending.

It is best to approach this story without making any comparisons to the previous ones in this series. Yes, it is a LiS narrative, but it is very different from the other ones, and it doesn't take the same approach.

Is this a political game? Yes. Take a look at the icon! You won't recognize the nation represented by that tiny image, but playing the game, you'll start to feel something about it. I enjoy political games because they let you experience real-life situations in the least realistic settings possible. When will I have the chance to work in border control while being forced to make morally and ethically challenging decisions?


The "The Beholder" games are a fantastic series for that, but we're here for this game, which for me was the starting point in my political games' journey. I liked the mini-game, especially the emphasis on the significance of time and the consequences of wasting it.

I stated in my initial review of this game, "This is one of those games in my collection that is a must-have." I'm still sticking to my word. This game is also incredibly addictive. You start on day 1 and find yourself a month in, ankle-deep in debt, battling corruption, and making decisions that might determine your life or death.

This game highlights the gray aspects of life, and I consider it a masterpiece for doing that.