In The Rural Village of Nagoro

Art.

Beautiful, cute, melancholic. Short game about generations and how things chnage and somehow stay the same. Worth your while if you like walking simulator type games.

We must remember that games are art, and art comes in many forms. Does this game have gameplay? Not really (though I used every possible interaction simply because I could and wanted to); it's more like an interactive book. Does this game have anything that really captivated me? Yes, more than that. This is a leisurely, contemplative game that unobtrusively creates the atmosphere of a small-town summer day and tells a short story that you could also read online, but that's not the same — simple article won't convey a sense of light sadness and warm melancholy. The story, set in a foreign country for me, made me smile, and during the song, I deliberately stopped to listen to the rest. A charming statement that's definitely worth checking out. After all, it's completely free.

Simple, very cute little story about a woman and her dream to honor her former neighbors.

Heartfelt and bittersweet TT_TT) <3

this game involves three buttons. it has one beginning, the same events happen whether you push the second button or not. the end is the same no matter what choice you make. And for this, the game is one of the most beautiful heartfelt little tales that gave me everything I wanted and more. If you know the history of Nagoro, this game is a cute little telling of the story of that town and how it came to be. If you are unaware, the story will give you a wonderfully bizarre mix of comfort and dread ans you can sense something approaching. Is this a great game as a game? obviously not. But it is a story, a lesson in humanity and the continual need for connection, family, faces...how we never truly are alone as long as we have memories. This game is an experience to savor.