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Cute and relaxing game with really nice art, but unfortunately pretty short so I highly recommend getting it on discount (which I did, though it never went below 9.99 which may still seem a bit high for the available playtime). It would be cool if the developers expand the game too, instead of just working on a mobile client of the same existing levels.

The one thing I didn't like about it was that small/obscure-looking items can be really hard to identify, and the game doesn't exactly give you hints beyond highlighting incorrectly-placed stuff in red. This is extra confusing when the items you unpack actually belong two or three rooms over (which happens often). Several times I was stuck on a level because I had to keep guessing and randomly placing "wrong" items until they were finally indicated as correct.

Not having played many walking simulators before, I was pretty impressed by this one overall. There was a lot of mystery, intrigue, and atmosphere to the music and landscape, and the narration definitely added to the surreal experience. I didn't like the single-speed walking, although that could make sense depending on whose POV you think you're in; I was also pretty confused by the story, possibly because I explored different places out of order. Those minor things aside, though, it was still an enjoyable experience, and made me wish I could visit one of these islands in real life.

Not sure why I decided to try this since I have very little experience with first person shooters, but despite being whooped 9 times out of 10 this was still pretty fun!

Came for the cute art, stayed for the music and story. "Sad Cat" and "Bon Appetit" by Rafal Samborski were among my favorite songs and really set the mood. Although I suck at puzzle games and had to consult a walkthrough for part of this one, it was still worth it.

6/10 - A decent concept but wish there wasn't as much pressure to make it multiplayer (for those of us whose friends/partners prefer different game genres lol). You also have to pretty much buy EVERYTHING, down to each barrel, plate, and mug, and wash it all as the customers dirty them up. That's along with tidying everything up, running back and forth from the well to the kitchen, and back and forth from the kitchen to the merchant to get more ingredients. I guess I'd have liked this game better if there wasn't so much running around, fetching, and buying of even the most basic things (while it may be closer to the truth of running an actual tavern, I don't really want that same level of difficulty in a game).

Also, I highly recommend turning off voices because the dialogue is almost entirely self-important filler.

The difficulty level was a little higher on this one because there were so many levels with intricate art, but loved the aesthetic and glad to help indirectly support cats through this game!

I never tire of these cat games. Art is cute, music for this one was less to my liking than the others, but otherwise straightforward and fun!

This was an experience unlike any other. Everything was stunning - from the high-tech premise and a storyline that plays for keeps, to the cinematic graphics and top-notch acting. I love that even the smallest choice can lead to a very different outcome, and it's also cool that you can replay chapters to see what could have gone differently. Although I'm still in the middle of my first playthrough, I'm excited (and a little nervous) to see how it ends!

Very beginner-friendly hacking simulator with a great interface, glad to see it uses actual JavaScript as well! I especially liked the idle farming / passive income part which reminded me a bit of Cybercode Online for some reason. Would def recommend as long as you're willing to stick with the tutorial and documentation for a bit, otherwise you may get lost pretty easily.

Cute and relaxing puzzles with a cozy aesthetic. Wasn't a fan of the music because it got really repetitive really fast, but otherwise enjoyed this game.