Resette's Prescription ~Book of memory, Swaying scale~

very short, doesn't have much puzzle, all of the puzzles are rather straight forward and simple. This is more of a story telling however the story is very short, more like one small incident during the main character's life - saving a boy that she passed by. And telling us the whole story of the boy. Overall, I would rather watch this in cartoon form as one episode (30min long) with popcorns than playing the game.

Although this is created as a point and click game, this still falls more on the genre of the "Escape Room" type game play quite famous among the Japanese Doujin works. Kinda like "The Witch's House" and other games falling under that genre. The whole game is short, and doesn't feels like the standard Point and Click games we've gotten used to, but for those who have played those escape genre shouldn't find this too alien, those are more like a hybrid between the Visual Novel and Adventure RPG but this game is put in a Point and Click mechanism instead... other than that, the rest of the layout and pattern is almost exactly the same. If you are after the card drops, you might need to keep this game idle for awhile to get the drops because it really is too short and not enough to get all the cards before we hit the ending. Overall, this is kinda like a new experience, between a hybrid of the Western point and click and the Japanese escape genre. If you like any of those genres, you should be able to like this game no doubt.

A very cute, short Japanese point & click adventure with a decent enough story (but nothing groundbreaking). The art style of the game is gorgeous, it's all hand-drawn watercolours. Very pretty and very chill. I 100% the achievements in approx 2 hours, so I wouldn't pay more than £5 for it. Sometimes the game crashes and you have to reload (make sure to keep saving). Overall a nice way to spend a few hours.

Well, neutral review option should be a thing here really, but I'm soft-hearted so will make it positive. One progress-blocking-bug that's around for years and require you to use 'skip' function is major negative here. Artwork was pleasing. Expected some light story, but actually it got bit dark, but that's fine. Around 2h to play-through is not much, but at -75% price it's acceptable. Cheers!

the first game i ever completed on steam. genuinely surprised me. although some of the puzzles didn't really make sense at times i still enjoyed it.

[h1]Sweet, short point and click adventure. [/h1] The Puzzles are interesting and not overly challenging. About [u]2h [/u]of playtime. Playing feels nice and smooth. No bugs encountered during my play-trough. Not much replay value since there are no decisions to make story wise and the puzzles have the same solutions. I liked it and would recommend you giving it a try.