Dordogne

Honestly I think the only reason my rating is so low it because it bugged for me and I lost my chance to 100% in one playthrough. Plus some of the "puzzles" actually were just boring as hell. Beautifully presented but I didn't have a lot of fun playing it.

Cute and all, but I didn't enjoy the story. I wish I liked it more, but I cannot recommend it as I only enjoyed the art, but found it boring as a game

A story about shiny summer days in rural France and long-forgotten family drama. Good: Very distinct watercolour/eurocomics art style, which I really love! Very nice music, pretty good voice acting. Pretty interesting story. Annoying: Collectibles are... well, let me put it this way: you won't get them on one run through the game, and even with a guide, this game is pretty tricky to 100%. (It was much worse at the release - the developers fortunately added a chapter select feature later on.) I very much like the photography/sound recording/collecting-words-for-poetry thing as a concept, but the actual execution feels a little bit underwhelming in practice. (Maybe could have been better if there'd been more photo spots, I guess.) Overall, it's a pretty great experience as far as short indie story based games are concerned. Not the best in business, but great anyway.

Relaxing little indie game. Great art and transitions. Has a fun little scrapbooking aspect tied into the gameplay which i found to be unique and charming.

Amazing graphics. A relaxing story. Short and hassle-free.

what you will find in this game : ✓ a hand-drawn narrative gameplay ✓ deep, emotional story that will bring your heart a rollercoaster trip along the way through the end ✓ sweet cozy rpg ambience ✓ interactive mini games A MUST TRY! (psst.. don't forget to bring some tissue while playing this)