Hello Goodboy

A charming little adventure game.

You can pet the dog 10/10 Warning - you may cry, and that's ok.

This game is a cute, quick game that calls for at least one more playthrough to fully complete (more if you want to get 100% on achievements). It is a great game suited for children and parents who are trying to help their child learn about their depression and perhaps (I hope) even be able to express and talk about their feelings. I've seen other people review it badly for being aimed at children... I don't see this as a bad thing at all. It's a great stepping stone for people of any age to think about big and small traumas, feelings, and how to express them, as well as helping kids (and lets be honest, adults too) acknowledge and even face their own Black Dog.

♡ This story was meaningful. The art style is really cute, clearly made with love. I wish you could play all four seasons in one playthrough but that's not how time works in the game ♡

I got this game for cheap by getting it off a mystery key on a key shop. I had no idea what is was about, but as an achievement hunter I decided to play it. What caught me off guard was how amazing the story is, as someone who lost their brother and occasionally suffers from anxiety, I found this games story extremely comforting and brilliantly told. The characters were very well written, and even though it is a short game I feel that it has really touched me. Great job to the developers!

I haven't spent 7 hours on it, I accidentally left it idling... I barely got through the first door - I was bored. The concept is great but there is just so much dialogue and the way it writes in second person was annoying. I'll probably try it again and complete it but my first 10 minutes was just pressing the space bar. I'm sure the storyline is wonderful as all the other reviews state, but it just didn't feel like a game to me. I'm not sure if the content is appropriate but I'm sure kids would love it.