Recent reviews by Kyaappucino

8 years later, it's still as hard as ever xD I'm very thankful there are still character mods and the old mods still work! I adore this game and am happy Klein is still actively supporting it to this day (i'm happy we still get winterfest and other similar events. :3)

You can pet the cat!!! And you get to use a map to look for more plants.

I've labeled my plants obsessively since I got this game and enjoy it a lot. More fun to play with someone who enjoys the map puzzles if you don't like em.

Highly recommend if you like puzzles, plants, and mysteries

I absolutely love this game, and highly recommend it if you're still grieving. It's just as it says: a cozy management game about dying. You meet spirits, get to know them, fulfill all of their requests, and at the end you bring them to the Everdoor. Tears are optional, but for me, many have been shed. It's also a platformer, and you get to do lots of things with the facilities you build on your boat. And your spirits will have their own little homes which are perfectly decorated to suit their individual personalities.

It's a game that reminded me that yes, I have feelings, and yes, everyone dies, but even if you know it's your job, there's nothing you can do to prepare yourself beforehand. I've played this multiple times, and it always gets me, every time. I expect I'll keep playing it because it's comforting, and it allows me to cry.

I fell in love with this game after seeing a Let's Play of it online. Now I'm happy to finally play it myself. I've completed the first chapter so far, and the storytelling is good--it requires you to pay attention instead of skipping through text, to figure out how to best end the chapter on a good note. ^^

The battle system is interesting, although how the MC uses tools is a little strange. In the first chapter, I couldn't use a tool onto the area directly--I had to have MC look at it first, before the action succeeded. Otherwise it's a very interesting game that I love, and many people should try at least once, especially if you're a fan of supernatural stuff (though I recommend looking up warnings, as body horror is rampant in this game.) <3 all in all a one-of-a-kind game! I hope for more games to come from this game developer (I also bought Spirit Hunter: NG and can't wait to get started with that one :D)

First playthrough and I was already invested in the story from the first chapter. Tyler is really well-written as a queer character and I absolutely loved him. :) I love their bond and the pacing was just right for me--maybe a bit rushed with other characters' relationships but with the siblings it felt right.

I'm glad this game was recommended to me and I took a chance on it. Probably one of the best story-driven games I've ever played. And as someone queer who also loves queer people, I'd have no problem recommending this to them.

Thank you for releasing the game for free this month. Even if I'd stumbled on it after June, I would've paid for it anyway, it's an amazing game.

Possibly not for you if you don't like the auto-save feature, or timed events, though. (also I don't like how some choices locked you out of other dialog options, but that's what replaying is for, I guess ^^)

I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins for the first time on the PS3 and finally, now that I have a good gaming machine, I can experience it (and all the mods) on PC. :) It's still a fantastic game even after all these years. I missed my mage elf and am looking forward to playing the trilogy ; v ;

The plot is still wonderfully dark and some scenes never fail to give me goosebumps/bring me to tears. All the dialogue choices, I'm going to savor before heading off to DA 2 and DA: I. Definitely recommend it. (and all the side quests!!! So many things to do. It's fantastic.)