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I had crush on a classmate in middle school but I never took a chance to say it, every now and then I still imagine being in love with that person but playing this slice-of-life game let me experience those feelings in a way I never did before, now I let the idea of love go. All I can say is I'm happily to be alone now but I am also open to changing my mind in the future, if that day ever comes I hove I'll be wiser, clearer, more grounded than I am today, and I will definitely take the shot. Thanks Puuung for this amazing game! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3760090880

The animation sequences in between the episodes are nice but as a game, I do not feel this is worth the time or the money. Even by the standards of hidden object games, I found this game to be lacking in challenge and shallow. The individual levels comprising each episode are very short with only a handful of items to find. There are four categories of items to find: hearts, letters, numbers, and just random everyday objects, like pencils, vegetables, hats, and so on. The categories are never mixed in a single level so the levels with hearts, letters, and numbers become repetitive very fast. The levels containing random everyday objects are a little better but the total set of objects is on the small side so again, these levels also begin to feel pretty repetitive pretty fast. In addition, the objects are often hidden in nonsensical places that are frequently reused. Finding a chili pepper concealed in a character's hair for the nth time definitely added to the tedium I felt while playing. The narrative side fails to make up for the gameplay's shortcomings. There is no plot to speak of, just random slice of life vignettes centered around a couple and their relationship. The writ…

Pretty great as an interactive artbook, mediocre as a game Play for a few minutes each day just to enjoy the art would be a decent amount of daily relaxation

https://youtu.be/Qd7HYJiTswA Despite some well drawn backgrounds and animated cutscenes the actual hidden object puzzles are disconnected from the image and generally too limited in scope.

Cute, beautiful, and unforgettable. I fell in love with the art style from the very beginning. The artist did an amazing job creating such a unique and dreamy world. There’s something oddly romantic and comforting about the atmosphere, even with its dark theme.

Relaxing