Adult spirit

Controls don't work, game is hella buggy. Everyone is walking around t-posing and no one is driving the moving vehicles. I get it's still a work in progress, so I'd be willing to come back after a few updates.

Pump and dump company. They release half-done games and instead of patching the problems, they just re-used assets to make a new one. Its not half-bad, but you get stuck in mini games in a loop. Some locations are impossible to access so you cannot complete the game.

Too many of the pictures and videos were taken right out of the dev's previous games and dumped into this one. Pretty much all of them from what I can tell. It's all AI-generated art, which makes it comes off as really lazy to not have all new content. No only that, but some the pictures and videos are literally impossible to access given how they were carelessly placed within this game's world. Some of the houses containing the art has no opening at all. Just a glass window that lets you peak inside, letting you know that there are collectibles in the building, but with no way to actually collect them. What makes even less sense about that is you're supposed to be a ghost. What I do like about this game is the setting. The little neighborhood and interiors of the houses makes for a good game to wander around in, and the low polly graphics are actually kinda charming. Also, unlike this dev's other games, this one doesn't run like a slideshow. The wandering NPC's do act janky, but it's not something the gets in the way. I do plan on re-buying this game when it's on sale, but strictly to play as a cozy game. For now though, I'll take a refund. Dev, please stop reusing the same pict…

Ghost roaming in the city just like the other titles and the compilation of all the other artworks from other game of the dev. Not recommended for the reuse of game and artwork!!!

Adult Spirit is a hidden gem that completely caught me by surprise. As a wandering spirit, you’re dropped into a vibrant suburban town that feels both cozy and mysterious. The concept alone is refreshing — instead of combat or high-stakes action, you explore homes, complete small household tasks, and solve charming mini-games. What truly stands out is the atmosphere. The town looks colorful and peaceful at first glance, but as you dig deeper — finding old flash drives, reading personal notes, looking through photos, and watching grainy videos — you slowly piece together the emotional story of the main character. The storytelling is subtle but powerful, relying on environmental details and quiet discovery rather than heavy exposition.

Good game, good pictiures. It was a good experience to look for it. This game has also some mini-games, so it would help to relax too. This is the case when chores are satisfying. I recommend it to play by yourself