HARUKOHARU

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1]A Quiet Story of Memory, Posed by Puzzles You Don't Have to Solve[/h1] Guided by someone called Koharu, this is a first-person puzzle adventure where you take on—or choose not to take on—puzzles called "Recovery Therapy" in an abstract 3D space. The highlight is its paradoxical design: puzzles you can solve or leave unsolved. There are no quest markers, no time limits. You walk through spaces at your own pace, examine objects, and unravel the story. The number of puzzles solved changes the ending, and the design where "choosing not to solve" also functions as a statement of intent is intriguing. With the three figures of Haruko, Koharu, and "you" at its core, forgotten memories gradually resurface. Playtime is a compact 10–60 minutes, but arguably, the brevity is what lets the quiet afterglow linger—a still, introspective experience. HHF-chan's comment: "Puzzles you don't have to solve... a mysteriously cozy therapy session!" [h1]「解かなくてもいい」パズルが問いかける、静かな記憶の物語[/h1] 本作は、「コハル」と名乗る存在に導かれ、抽象的な3D空間で「回復セラピー」と称されるパズルに取り組む——あるいは取り組まない——一人称視点のパズルアドベンチャーだ。 見どころは「パズルを解いても解かなくてもいい」という逆説的な設計にある。クエストマーカーも時間制限もなく、自分のペースで空間を歩き、オブジェクトを調べてストーリーを紐解いていく。パズルを解いた数でエンディングが変化し、「解かない」…

another 10/10 from luuuluuul spoilers theres alot of mazes also im glad theres no human characters in this game they usaully kinda ruin the weird vibe of the game

what should I recommend this game. - this game focused on solve Puzzle game and walking around Mazes. and the game not hard but might lost in Mazes. and there are a lot of Mazes . - 50/50 if you try this game, you may don't like this game either .

100% Completion Review: Another charming Lu game. Despite all the mazes in this one, they're much less grueling than the ones in the previous few games. This is (as of writing this) the second newest Lu game, and the current newest is very popular right now for . . . reasons.

It's pretty short and simple. Despite the kind of minimalist design, this game has the kind of comfy-sad atmosphere to it that this developer is particularly good at creating. As far as replay value, there are a few different endings and a few choice-dependent levels whose appearance mainly depends on how you interact with the puzzles.