Mail Time

It's fairly short--took me about 3 hours to complete everything I could find--but it's an adorable little collecting-focused platformer. I love the art direction and the character interactions, not sure why I didn't play this sooner.

Very cute and very repetitive. The writing, characters, and art are delightful, but the only real gameplay mechanic is fetch quests. I had a lovely first hour, but the other 2 were full of slow backtracking. If the movement were more interesting, I'd be more enthusiastic, but there's still a charming world here if you're looking for a chill, cozy time.

A cute and quick game. Love the art style, characters and stories. Can be a bit buggy with a controller, but nothing game breaking or ruining the fun.

The art was great but I found it incredibly boring and tedious. Just a walking sim going back and forth not to much of a riveting story to get you to want to keep going.

Very sweet, cute, and cozy game. The art was so nice. It's sooo short though. It looks like a lot of work and love was put into the game, but the price still seems too high for 2.5 hours of playtime.

This game is cute and can be fun and has a beautiful world to explore. The problem I had with it is I have ADHD and I couldn't enjoy the tasks the way you have to complete them has no indication that you need to speak to the person multiple times. If there was some sort of exclamation over them or stars sparkling around them to tell me I still had a task with them it would make it a more leisure and fun story to play.