Ameshidama

Short puzzle/horror game with a few jump scares/jumpscares. The best part is the art, which looks lovely. The character art is particularly stunning, and honestly, it makes some of the background art look a bit unfinished by comparison. The music is one or two repeating tracks but they work considering how short the game is. The puzzles are simple and somewhat repetitive-- mostly revolving around bringing things to other rooms. I'm sure there's a way to logic out where everything goes, but I ended up just guessing and eventually I got things right. The story is interesting if a little simple, but the game is short so it worked!

It's decent for a short-horror game. Sure, it's not the best, not the scariest, but it's good on its own. The way the story is presented is also really nice, her character design is also really good and she's adorable that i wouldn't mind giving her a hug even if it meant turning my legs into tentacles lol, because she's been suffering in isolation for so long being something that she kind of has no control over. Overall nice game, hope she'd be able to live happily in the outside world.

I would Recommend the game, it was short and cute but mostly very well made game. the puzzle wasn't too hard or too easy.

Very weird little game. Caught my attention due to the art style. I do have to say I think its a quirky little game if you have like an hour or two. It's free and the story feels slightly eldritch, which, if your like me and enjoy cute but creepy things, its a fun past time. I do have to say the puzzles at times feels slightly frustrating, since this game will soft block you if you aren't doing things in the order it has planned for you. But if you smash your head against a wall a few times, its pretty easy to pick up what it wants you to do and the order to do it. I suggest saving after each door. If you're wanting to play out the different endings. I was slightly too out of my mind when I played, so the puzzles confused me for a hot second

Creepy cute RPG Maker game with really nice art. This one is essentially an escape room style game. Puzzles are mostly intuitive, but sometimes it felt like interacting with things would only work after doing some other things so it was bit confusing when things I tried to interact with at first actually get picked up only after doing other puzzles.You kind of have to inspect things again because of this. The main thing that makes this game enjoyable is the the story that unfolds as you play and you sort of figure out as you are playing even with the minimal dialogue. It was really cool that once you're ready for the 1st ending, you can look at things again and the girl will give some final comments. Both endings made sense and were cool.

A fun and short game with some good moments, puzzles are quite fun to do but require you to do them in a step by step order otherwise you can't interact with them, apart from that the puzzles are quite simple but look complex at first. [spoiler]The twist at the end was also surprising as we learn that the monster shown in the book is the mc which is rarely done as a twist in games.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Also the mc reminds me of Enri from Purgatory as they both don't talk and are trapped in a place where they don't know anything but still try their hardest to survive and escape.[/spoiler]