Little Briar Rose

Very pretty and relaxing! Cozy, cute, and a bit silly. It is a short game, even with achievements, but that's not a bad thing as long as you don't mind it If you're sensitive to constant quick motion, there is a section of the game that might be difficult for you. At some point you'll be interacting with a group of fairies, and their wings are constantly moving.

A [i]spin[/i] on the story of Sleeping Beauty, it is more focused on the brave prince seeking to enter the bramble forest and undo the princess' curse than on the events before or after. By which I mean do not expect an epic showdown with a dragon or much in the way of actual narrative. Little Briar Rose is relatively short, it only took me 3-4 hours to complete it. Some of that was spent being stuck on the last few maze puzzles, along with the extremely tedious fishing minigame. As I understand it the game was originally for mobile phones before being ported to PC, [i]and it shows.[/i] While the stained-glass visuals are just stunning, and a big part of what caught my eye originally, the minigames/puzzles all feel very touchscreen oriented. This is especially noticeable in both the fishing and sewing minigames which ask for movement/response time that a mouse generally doesn't offer. The sewing minigame becomes faster and faster, with the little icons you pop not staying on screen long enough to both register and move your cursor to in a timely fashion - which wouldn't be as much of an issue on a touchscreen but I'd still call them out on it. The fishing minigame has the fish da…

Super cute, fun puzzles, a neat little rewrite of Sleeping Beauty, and the art is well done! I thought it was totally worth the money :)

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very cool art. gameplay kinda kills any joy one could take from the game.

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