This is just a short little indie game. The art is simple, the models crude, a lot of the music license-free.

But holy crap has this game move me more than most games with 100x the budget and resources.

Despite being only 5-10 hours long, you get to know and love every one of the six main characters. (Especially Foam. Foam is precious and must be protected at all costs.) The story is a moving experience about being yourself and accepting others for who they are, even if it means defying authority or culture. Every character learns, grows, and develop as individuals and as a group. It managed to bring me to tears no less than four times throughout.

The gameplay itself is fairly basic: running around and interacting with things, dialogue choices and a few minigames. The minigames are mostly simple, though there is a rythm game that can be extremely challenging. Luckily, you can choose yourself how hard you want it to be. There is a lot of thought put into accessibility in general, which is always nice.

As mentioned earlier, the art is fairly simplistic, but each character stands out and emotion is conveyed extremely well. Each character also gets a unique artwork at important parts in the story, all of which are impactful. The music is mostly free-to-use pieces from other sources, but therer are a few unique songs that are great and really get you invested in what's happening.

In summary, this is a game that is well worth your time and money, considering it's a humble investment of both. The only complaint I have is that I wish there was more story with these characters. It's my hope that the developer finds success because I definitely want to see more in the future.