Seaberry Keep

10/10 would dress ghosts in silly costumes again

Seaberry Keep is a gentle point-and-click adventure built around the pleasure of exploring a strange but welcoming mansion. Developed and published by Cozy Strawberry, it takes the familiar idea of wandering through a mysterious building and strips away most of the danger normally associated with that setup. Instead of surviving hostile creatures or escaping from terrifying ghosts, the player encounters friendly supernatural residents, colorful rooms, plants, decorations, and small activities. Finding a way out provides the basic motivation for exploring, but the real attraction is discovering what the mansion contains along the way. Exploration is intentionally simple and approachable. Players move through different parts of the mansion, investigate their surroundings, interact with characters, and participate in activities scattered throughout the building. The point-and-click structure keeps the controls easy to understand and allows the game to concentrate on atmosphere rather than mechanical complexity. This makes it suitable for casual players and anyone wanting something relaxing, although experienced adventure-game fans should not expect complicated inventory puzzles or pa…

literally such a cute little game im 100% way too old for this but it was a lot more fun than it should of been i really liked decorating the rooms too :) and i am looking forward to playing the other games

Cute and short point and clicker game, very much you get what you see. Steamdeck specific 'issue' that I had is that I couldn't play the game with controller alone and I had to click everything on my screen. Which also made that I wasn't sure that all the interactions actually logged. Aside from that you can play the game without any real issue.

100/100 wholesome game. Now I want more silly hats.

There are a lot of games with cute aesthetics, but this one is cute in it's design and conception. It's amateurish and simple in basically every way but that's where the charm comes from. Like, every character is voiced by the developer and the only credited playtester is the developer's mom. There are parts where the intended experience is for you to use your imagination and play pretend with the toys provided to you. It makes for a very unique, very grounding experience overall and I recommend it to the young and the young at heart.