Recent reviews by Kat5Gaming

The only good things this game really has going for it is that the art and characterization were solid.

No real story, no real character progress, definitely no ending. A largely empty game that thinks it's making some great point but is really just one of those people who loves to talk but doesn't really have much to say. Plus all the bugs (one of them actually game-breaking - the snowball fight), the terrible mini-games with terrible instructions...

A game of great promise that sadly falls short of that promise in nearly every category.

This game has been so good for my stress. I put on some Lo-Fi, click play, and relax.

Very excellent game. The beautiful simplicity and style of the visuals contrasts nicely with the intense depth of the characters and narrative, creating a sensation of reading an adult story told through the use of a children's pop-up book. It's very easy to spend time just wandering around the town for hours, as there's lots to see and the environment is surprisingly interactive in so many ways. I find myself very invested in not only the characters, but the world and environment too.

If I had one complaint, it would be to wish for the ability to go in more places and see more of this obviously rich world, because the town and surrounding area just beg to be explored more in-depth. I'd also love to be able to play as Bea for one chapter, even if it's just her working, because I want to get more in-depth with her family and story.

Here's hoping very hard for a sequel, so that I can spend more time with Mae and Bea (my favorite characters)!

I wish I could get my money back, I really do. This game not only turns everyone playing it toxic, but you're just constantly killed by things you can't see. My husband won't stop playing it. Most of my guy friends obsess over it.

I wish Mr. Greene had never created this terrible game.