Spring Tales

Cute and quite short, wholesome, puzzle game. I had a nice time but don't go into it expecting anything more than that. Very easy 100% if you are into that

i really wanted to like this game, the artsyle is cute and i was looking forward to the mini games but the story is so uninteresting, the mini games are way too easy which makes it really boring and i got a bug during Walter's day which caused me to be stuck and not being able to keep going even after restarting the day and the game multiple times. unfortunately, i cannot recommend this game as of right now.

It's cute and I had fun for my little over an hour spent. The puzzles aren't particularly challenging, but I treated this more like an organizing game. The story is simple, but nice. I think having some extra things to click on in the scenes would have been interesting. A few more stages to help clean up more of the town would also help. For example, the hole in the library roof, fallen branches, broken flower pots, etc; it felt a bit rushed. But still worth spending a few dollars on to play.

Such a cute and relaxing little game. Really enjoyed it!

Not for adults. I refunded. I could imagine a young child playing this game and enjoying it. As an adult, it is literally handholding. There is no alternative or thought, it is literally just click the screen. Also the ding noise is not a very nice noise, a bit harsh, which makes it not as satisfying to complete.

The game took me under two hours to complete. I was after a small game, but for the price it retails at I would have expected more. The narrative was kind of ham fisted, the scene transitions going from out to inside buildings was clunky. The puzzles were not particularly challenging, and some I don't think could actually even be classified as puzzles (what is puzzling about washing a plate?). If this was a game jam game made in a restricted amount of time I think it's well done (depending on the amount of time). Otherwise it feels lacking. The game kind of builds up expectations of things that could be puzzles and then does them offscreen (looking at you flower arch), has a weird supernatural twist for one and only one section which is then completely glossed over, and a surprising lack of ACTUALLY REBUILDING THE TOWN. It bills itself as a game about the town picking themselves up after the storm and planning a festival to lift spirits: but the town remains as damaged. The storm may as well have not happened. Which makes the end which is a speech all about doing your best and starting over fully unrelated to the actual gameplay you did!