呼~/huuu

Take a deep breath, let the wind carry you, and enjoy one of the most beautiful free-to-play experiences ive had in a very(!) long time!! ♡🍃 呼~/huuu is a healing interactive narrative where YOU! are the breeze, using your breath to gently guide the protagonist. (BUT! Dont worry if you dont have a microphone, or simply do not feel for playing that way, you can also click your way through the journey.) In just 30 minutes, this little lovely gem left me thinking, "How is this free?" The artwork is SO gorgeous, the soundtrack is really really calming, and the whole experience feels like a breath of fresh air. So sit back, relax, and go through all four seasons. ♡ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3775137879

It is such a beautiful and peaceful game. As you play, you’ll experience all four seasons, and each one is gorgeous. The breathing mechanic is a unique idea in the game! You play as the breeze and use different types of breaths to move things, interact with the environment, and solve simple puzzles. It feels really relaxing and different from the usual puzzle mechanics. The music is gentle and atmospheric, fitting the natural environments perfectly. It really adds to the peaceful feeling of the game. If you’re an achievement hunter, one achievement “Revival” took me quite a while to figure out. My friend and I ended up writing a guide based on the methods that worked for us during our playthroughs. We hope it can help anyone else who is having trouble with this achievement! Huuu~ 100% Achievements Guide: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3787087020 The main downside I experienced was the performance. My computer fan started running very loudly while I was playing, and the game became quite laggy in areas with lots of flower petals or snowflakes. Because of this, I think the game may be difficult to run smoothly on lower-end PCs. Hopefully, the developer can …

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The game is beautiful, but I have no idea what is going on. You blow to make the game work? This mechanic worked better on my OG Nintendo cartridges.