From Eva with Green

Lovely music and visuals, boring and straightforward gameplay.

This game is a really cool idea that does everything wrong. It's too on the nose to be an abstract art game, but too loose to be anything cohesive. The pinball physics are mediocre at best, a unique mix of so easy you barely have to do anything, and frustratingly imprecise. You seemingly cant lose the ball, which defeats the purpose of playing pinball (maybe this changes later but I was already bored before then). I never completely understand what I'm doing or why I'm doing it, but if I mash the X/Y (X/[]) buttons, the little green meter fills up. The sort of story thing that is force fed to you is like an advent calendar from hell is inane and derivative babble, even though its treated like a reward or something. Cool idea, good aesthetic, terrible to play. I would recommend that Mondrian Brick breaker game over this. Sorry to be so harsh, but hopefully you hire a good writer next time.

A lovely journey with beautiful minimalist art. I never expected a pinball game to pluck my heartstrings, but here we are <3

This is a very relaxing and emotional game. You are playing pinball but the context is very different from what one can expect from a pinball. You are helping a recently deceased soul of a kind woman who had an impact on lives of people she had been in contact with throughout her life. After her death, she has left behind green seeds for each of them. You play pinball, make everything green and learn the story of each character. The game is short but levels are very diverse in terms of visuals and mechanics. Each chapter slowly introduces a new mechanic to the classic pinball, while tries not to go off the rails from the chill experience. You have nothing to lose in the game, the only struggle is to guide the ball to the correct place to be able to collect everything. Highly recommend if you what to take a break from your usual gaming experiences!

About an hour's worth of content. Easy, no-fail (bar bugs) pinball, with little narrative tidbits as rewards for completing levels. Gorgeous minimal art and gameplay, and while I didn't care much for the emotional narrative, I still enjoyed my short experience. Mild recommendation.

This was fun and simple. It never just blew me away but was worth the little I paid for it and the little time I put in into it. It's occasionally a bit challenging but generally very chill. Turns out progression and tiny "tables" without flashing lights might be what I need to enjoy pinball games.