Don't Notice Me

I played through this a few days ago and loved it. The visuals and music are cozy, the humor is quirky and funny, and the voice actors do a fantastic job of bringing the characters to life. The story of teenage romance is lighthearted and fun but also unpredictable, and moves in unexpected directions. (There are multiple endings.) The core of the gameplay involves solving "escape room"-style puzzles. The puzzles are interesting, and tricky. You might want to play through the game with friends to lessen the chance of getting stuck. The game is relatively short, but memorable. My (fully blind) playthrough took about 3 hours, which felt like just the right length for the story. The plot moves quickly, and never feels tedious or drawn out. Linux users: the game runs perfectly on Proton 7. I played it on a Debian 12 desktop. (I haven't tried it on a Steamdeck.) If you like puzzle games - or "escape room" games in particular - you'll probably love this. Strongly recommended.

not good. basically a linear fetch quest escape room game that pretends to be yandere sim. a pretty shallow experience.

Wish this game was longer, short and fun but wish it was longer... kinda feel like i wasted my money :(

Don't Notice Me is pretty fun, I really liked all the puzzles in the game and It was a pretty good experience playing. I wasn't able to fully beat the ending part but that's more on me and not the game haha.

Starts out as a cutesy escape-room-ish puzzler, turns into something creepier. The puzzles become addictive once you figure out how they work.

lotion and tissues are the best thing about this game