Tales from Candleforth

Quite a short game, but an amazing experience. The art is incredible, and you can really see how much love and care went into every little detail. It has a dark, eerie atmosphere that draws you in and makes it feel sooo intriguing. Definitely recommend it, especially if you love games with striking art and a dark, immersive atmosphere - 100/10.

Decent narrative and simple puzzles, though the game doesn't exactly break new ground. It’s a pretty good plot concept, but it feels like something is missing. The visuals are excellent. I want to support the artists as they put a lot of efforts into achieving such high-quality hand-drawn visuals

Very nice point and click narrative game, I really recommend it. The aesthetic reaaly speek for itself.

for those that love fran bow or little misfortune or any creepy/cute puzzle games. a delightful little world with puzzles that are engaging but not difficult if you let yourself sit with them

A really inventive and fun little puzzle game! The art is absolutely breathtaking and the overall ambiance is genuinely eerie. It's a really great under 3 hour experience if you're looking for a game to start and stop in one setting! The puzzles are challenging but fair. If you're a folk tale fan, or a Over the Garden Wall fan, you'll find a lot of charm to the story and setting.

Worth buying on sale for a few dollars, probably not worth $12. Besides being short (most of my "play time" is actually from where I dozed off holding my Steamdeck lol), the puzzles are either too easy or too obtuse. I've played several dozen of this type of game, and my biggest pet peeve is puzzles that are solved by randomly clicking inventory items around scenes. If I have to guess, it isn't satisfying to solve. That being said, the art *is* beautiful and the overall concept was intriguing. But the end was abrupt, poorly explained, and left me a bit confused. Did... did I win? Is this what "winning" feels like? Was there a better ending?