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Enjoyed every second of this game! It looks cute, the music is relaxing, and none of the puzzles are frustrating. If you're looking for a wholesome adventure full of friendly characters and hidden secrets, this is it.

A straightforward Lovecraftian adventure that skips on the horror of its inspiration and focuses on engaging puzzles instead. Following the story is enjoyable even if a little predictable.

What happens after you die? You get to solve puzzles, find the stories and memories hidden inside all things, and try to save your island. Some might say the game gets a little repetitive but it's heart-warming all the way through.

Cute but short point-and-click adventure. Helping Milo the cat find his way home was relaxing. It's not a challenging game but finding the hidden secrets was still enjoyable.

The hand-painted backgrounds reminded me of some of the illustrated books I read as a kid.

Draugen is a quiet but intriguing game set in a remote Norwegian village in 1923. You play as an American intellectual looking for his missing sister, only to find the village, her last known location, completely deserted.

Gameplay is limited to a few interactions with objects like doors, letters, and books. The focus is clearly placed on the story and the central mystery is interesting enough.

If you enjoy walking around beautiful environments looking for clues, following the narrative on a relatively narrow path, I can recommend Draugen. Otherwise, this might not be the game for you.

It's part three of the best detective series in all of gaming and the stakes couldn't be higher. Luckily, you get a scooter to jump over the stakes.

Listen to the King of the Universe. Roll your katamari around. Make it bigger. Collect deck chairs, tuna, melons, and islands. That's it, that's the game.

You solve substitution ciphers to find out which book the quotes are from. It's a fun game to play on the side while watching a video or between other games. There's plenty of quotes and the game looks great, with a neat "old tome" look featuring fitting illustrations.

Delightful. A cute and cosy game that lets you spend a few hours unpacking and organising.

The narrative connecting the levels shows how much we can learn about where we are in life from the things we own.

INFRA is not for everyone. It caters to very specific tastes.

If you

• are interested in civil engineering and infrastructure maintenance
  
• enjoy walking around in realistic environments
  
• want to find every story scrap, audio tape, and hidden object
  
• appreciate surprisingly deep stories about corruption and conspiracies

then this game was made for you.

Is it too long? Yes. Can the puzzles be frustrating? Yes. Did I enjoy it? Also yes.