Sticker Delight

It is a short and cozy game about a young girl named Mia getting ready to celebrate New Year with her family and friends. I especially liked that you can choose who you want to spend New Year with and create your own New Year dinner by picking the people and dishes. During the game, you solve simple puzzles by placing stickers in the right spots. The puzzles are really easy and simple, so you can just relax and enjoy the cute artwork and cozy atmosphere. As you play, you collect different stickers and add them to your Sticker Book. At the end, you can go back to your Sticker Book and design your own pages with all the stickers you've collected, which is such a cute little feature! The game is also very quick to finish. One playthrough takes around 20 minutes, and with a second playthrough, you can probably get all the achievements in around an hour. All the achievements are really easy to get too!

It was absolutely lovely, until it kicked me out on the main menu after 10 minutes of gameplay and achievement of 'First Dinner!' ? Confused I started clicking CONTINUE but it wouldn't let me, only PLAY worked which started a new game.. I suppose.. this was it? I mean, of course you can make different decisions and the gameplay and artwork are very enjoyable, but beating a game within 10 minutes with a price tag of 5 EUR isn't quite it? (Paid 3 EUR on sale)

It's... not great? Like it's cute but a little clunky, and way short.

The game is ridiculously short, not worth it.

Very cute, cozy little game. It's very short, and the game encourages you to play more, but the only variations are different stickers that don't change the actual story or puzzles, so I only played it once. It's extremely easy, beyond some unclear instructions, and the English is a bit off, but overall, the vibe is lovely, and the Southeast Asian food all looks great. Nice little game if you want something cute, wholesome, and easy.

Not 100% my thing but giving a positive regardless The sticker book is pretty cute and has customisable choices of text, with around 50-ish stickers once all requirements have been met (like completing the game etc). The story is short & very sweet in tone, and I would recommend more for young children, especially since it includes a few elements of road safety tailored to that sort of younger player.