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What a fun game! It was the perfect combination of cozy and cute, with enough quests to keep me engaged without it feeling overwhelming. Everything flowed really well, too, and the story was meaningful (and a bit sad at times!) The achievements were interesting and fairly easy to get and I liked the simplicity of the crafting system. While I could have used with a few additional layers in the game - i.e. a reason / place to put the crafted furniture or a wider use of the things I was growing, it didn't take away from the game at all. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a cute and cozy game!

Sweet game, would recommend for the cosy gamers!

After 10 hours and 100%ing in-game missions, plus Steam achievements, I can confirm that [b] this game finds a wonderful balance between calm/cozy and emotional resonance. [/b] NOTE: I played on Steam Deck Positives: * A genuinely compelling story * Gorgeous art * Relaxing music * Sweet and cheeky characters * Unexpected, lovely minigames -- the card game is legitimately fun, especially as you unlock more cards! There's also a rhythm game and a marble maze. * Genuine moments prompted by the game to pause life and take in the clouds Critiques: * Game froze after every cloud watching * I had no idea sleeping isn't napping; that was my final achievement * The farming UI wasn't always accurate or clear; dry soil sometimes meant the plant was ready for harvest, sometimes it needed watering but didn't have the water symbol pop up * There's, like, an odyssey written about farming and best practices. I didn't follow them, and I'm not sure that it made a difference?? Not like I'm catching the bugs who hang out * I wish the super special amazing smoothie thing, like, did something * Sometimes crafting was unclear, like a cauldron icon for coffee would look different in t…

Cute and simple game, fairly paced, good one-time play.

so cute, I love the art style, it's a game that is taken lightly, personally I play it to relax, it has a nice atmosphere also thanks to the soundtrack

A bittersweet little game. Not very complicated. You can beat it in 6~7 hours. There are a few elements that I'm not sure were completed, which is a little annoying, but nothing that interrupts gameplay. In general, I would recommend. The rules to the card game are explained [spoiler]by a ghost on Palm Island.[/spoiler]