Post Cards

I love this game, i love everything about it, its execution is really cool, its simplistic art and gameplay gives 0 room for bugs. This is a really calm and relaxing game. But that price is insane. This is at most 1$, its a 10 minute game.... 3$ for 10 minutes is insanely expensive.

There's just not enough game here to call it a game. a collection of short games is one thing, but microgame is probably more accurate. also, the slash timing is poopoo.

Three short but cute little games! My first experience with Sokpop and I definitely enjoyed it!

Sokpop have been very transparent about this being "15 minutes of gameplay". They're 3 short games with very light puzzle elements.

Post Cards is a small, quietly inventive release that perfectly encapsulates the experimental spirit of Sokpop Collective, offering a collection of tiny interactive experiences rather than a single traditional game. Instead of presenting a unified narrative or progression system, it delivers three self-contained vignettes—each designed like a playable postcard from a different place. The result feels less like sitting down for a full game session and more like leafing through a sketchbook of ideas, where each page invites brief interaction, reflection, and curiosity before gently letting go. Each of the three scenarios focuses on a simple concept explored just deeply enough to feel complete. One places you alone at sea, fishing patiently and methodically, with the goal of catching progressively larger fish. The mechanics are minimal, but the act itself becomes calming, almost meditative, as you settle into a slow rhythm and focus on small, tangible successes. Another vignette shifts to a desert environment, where the emphasis is more puzzle-oriented, encouraging observation and pattern recognition in a sparse landscape. The final scenario, set in a grove, leans toward playful expe…

I wish I could give a neutral rating. I really adore the art style and the mini (more like micro) games are fun but the amount of content is only worth is on sale.