My Big Sister

First and foremost, I have to say I really liked the game. I have played this developer's game "Just Ignore Them" before and really enjoyed it with the writing, the humor, and the art style, and this game did not disappoint. I liked the story; even though it could be confusing sometimes, the story is very well written. I also love the multiple endings that give different closures to the game. I got every achievement and played for about 7 hours, and it was very nice the entire time. The game did also glitch a couple of times, but not something that made the game unplayable. The only part which got me annoyed is the part with the 5 mushrooms; I thought I was missing a mushroom, but I just had already given it to the sister and didn't notice, so I had to reset the entire game. But that's totally on me, lol. Anyways, this game gets a very strong 8/10.

I completed the game, this game kept me until the end, it is a nice retro game, I liked it. Do not expect the ultimate story but its a nice one, if you have time to spare, give it a try.

great game 👍

I played both My Big Sister and the Remastered edition back to back and it was an extremely interesting experience. So this review will cover both games and their differences. If you don't want to read this whole review but want a quick way to know which version to pick up, I preferred the experience of the remastered edition mainly due to the writing adjustments. Now I enjoyed both of these games a lot. I have not played any of the other entries in this series, I thought it was a one off when I bought it, so the story is extremely confusing to me and I will not be commenting on it further. Though I may revisit this review once I have played some of the other titles. Both games are similar in terms of the world layout, puzzles, and quest objectives, but beyond that there isn't too many similarities. The remastered version improves upon the writing by a substantial amount. There was a big chunk of the story rewritten. It was overall a much needed change, especially for the main character, and made the story WAY more easy to follow. The graphics change is probably the most obvious of the improvements, which I did highly enjoy the more vibrant and expressive maps a lot but I do…

a cute top down horror game pixel graphics

Stranga Games delivers on with Yokai-themed adventure games, with light leanings on horror and easy-going humor to even up the mood balance. My Big Sister is one major entry by Stranga's standards. I played it after its prequel "Ashina: The Red Witch" story-wise, and the connection of the characters in common helped make sense of the story where answers to questions would come further along the progression. It's story-focused with light puzzle elements that doesn't veer off much from object-finding and basic exploration. The story of two sisters, including one turned to Yokai (ghost in Japanese), is a less common theme and involves some evolving plot twist along with the story. While the story bears some merit, the game has some jank in the mechanics and might take away some bit of enjoyment. But if you don't mind that and want some light Yokai semi-horror to boot for an adventure game, My Big Sister is a decent entry to go by. Personally, I'd recommend you check out its prequel Ashina, which came out after this.