Senaste recensioner av Adelia_Bee

Eastshade quickly became a favourite of mine, thanks to its adventure and exploration elements. The world is beautifully designed, encouraging a slower pace that lets you soak in the environment. The game’s unique use of art as a central mechanic feels rewarding, making each discovery a new source of inspiration (literally!). I did encounter one bug that prevented me from completing a quest (for those in the know - Helem stayed on the beach), but I still received the achievement for all quests, so it didn’t impact the experience much. Overall, Eastshade is a gem for anyone who loves immersive exploration and peaceful gameplay.

A recommend for any player who loves hand-drawn art, unique puzzles, and abstract storytelling as game features. While some reviewers found Gorogoa brief, my first playthrough took over 3 hours. The puzzles aren't immediately obvious, and each scene invites you to linger, piecing together visual cues in surprising ways. I paused often, enjoying the slower pace, and I’m already planning to play again for the extra achievements and to catch details I may have missed the first time around :)

If you’re the kind of person who enjoys cosy point-and-click games with a side of existential dread, Please, Touch the Artwork 2 might just be the hidden gem you've been searching for. The game kicks off by inviting you to literally touch the artwork, which immediately makes you feel like you’re breaking the ultimate gallery rule. On the surface, it’s a chilled-out hidden object game, but dig a little deeper, and you’ll find yourself pondering life, death, and the creative process. Casual, right?, There's a deeper theme about death quietly stalking the artist, and the paintings and game are packed with hidden Easter eggs.
Light, fun, and thoughtful, this game is a delightful blend of creativity and existential musings.

Very sweet story! I played once through, then revisited the scenes / chapters where I missed the secret. The secrets can be difficult to find, and provide an added special treat to the game :)

I first played this game when it was released 12 years ago - loved it then, and love it again with the replay. The story line and game play are great and accessible, particularly for someone whose hand-eye coordination isn't what it used to be :D

A very sweet addition to the 100 Cozy Games suite of hidden cat games =^o^=

Love supporting NZ local game developers - quirky quick game with lots of kiwiana Easter eggs

If The Witness and AER had a child.... Islands of Insight merges the puzzles and world of the Witness with the lore and movement of AER. I have only played this online so far, and no issues experienced :)

Pixels, puzzles, and point & click vibes - its a game / choose your own adventure style novel. I really enjoyed it - I enjoyed the conversations with the AI and sim characters, the quests, choosing a path and experiencing the story unfold. I've had one play through and may play again for some different endings eventually. The only thing I'd change is to be able to pick up the story from different save points, which would make replaying the game much more of an enticing prospect

A new favourite game - loved the lore and exploration - there are actually things to see and more lore to discover on most of the islands you visit, even those islands not substantive to the story. I played half the game with keyboard/mouse combo, the second half with a controller - both possible :) I also used a guide for the missable achievements, but I recommend playing around without the guides first for a fun experience :)