Very cozy game! It's probably a 1-day kind of game if you've got the time. I got the game on sale from a bundle website, so I'm very happy with the cost-to-enjoyment ratio.

The game supports Mouse and Keyboard, as well as game pads. The most unintuitive control is that you press Shift to walk, because running is on by default. Other than that it's got your standard WASD keys, with a double-jump and glide function. Lots of little parkour options with little trinkets hidden on top of things.

The music starts out a bit loud, but it can be turned down. Plenty of helpful choices in the options menu.

The gameplay is straight forward: meet the characters, complete fetch quests, find all the hidden objects, 100% the game.
No danger, nothing scary, no rage inducing things that keep you stuck in one area for hours. Just a cute slice of life platformer game with a simple story.
... Apart from the one thing, but you'll find that out after finishing Irene's quest line.

I had an issue where one of the achievements didn't unlock during gameplay, but by the end of the game credits, it had unlocked itself, so that worked out fine.

If the devs ever make a sequel, I'd be interested in seeing where the mushroom capped gnome goes next.

Very cozy game! It's probably a 1-day kind of game if you've got the time. I got the game on sale from a bundle website, so I'm very happy with the cost-to-enjoyment ratio. The game supports Mouse and Keyboard, as well as game pads. The most unintuitive control is that you press Shift to walk, because running is on by default. Other than that it's got your standard WASD keys, with a double-jump and glide function. Lots of little parkour options with little trinkets hidden on top of things. The music starts out a bit loud, but it can be turned down. Plenty of helpful choices in the options menu. The gameplay is straight forward: meet the characters, complete fetch quests, find all the hidden objects, 100% the game. No danger, nothing scary, no rage inducing things that keep you stuck in one area for hours. Just a cute slice of life platformer game with a simple story. ... Apart from the one thing, but you'll find that out after finishing Irene's quest line. I had an issue where one of the achievements didn't unlock during gameplay, but by the end of the game credits, it had unlocked itself, so that worked out fine. If the devs ever make a sequel, I'd be interested in seeing where the mushroom capped gnome goes next.