Recent reviews by Moonshoes

This is such a delightful puzzle game. It scratches the same itch that Wilmot's Warehouse scratched, but this one is much more suitable for a relaxed experience. I like the fact that there's still a bit of an organizational aspect when it comes to putting aside puzzle pieces for incomplete puzzles, but that I don't have to rush around to try to find the right piece. I'm definitely taking my time with it, because this isn't the type of game to rush through, but I find that when I start up the game it's very easy to keep playing and opening the door time after time for more puzzle packages.

The small snippets of story you get with each delivery are nice too. I think even without the small chats at the door it would have been a nice game, but this adds a cute touch. I think it gives Wilmot some more depth, despite the fact that Wilmot doesn't ever speak. It's nice to get some Wilmot Cinematic Universe lore.

Such a cute game! I love the art and the writing and the music. The story main story was nice, too. I really enjoyed vandalising and fighting back against the ecoterrorism (up yours, Park Keeper!), but I also had a ton of fun completing all the side missions and trying to get all optional things related to achievements. I managed to get all achievements in one single playthrough without having to look anything up, because the game made exploration so enjoyable that I found everything without much effort.

It's a relatively short game, considering I managed to 100% it in about four hours, but I don't think that should be considered a negative. I can see myself replaying this many times over, especially because a playthrough isn't super long, so it's easily replayable in an afternoon (or two).

This is an absolutely stunning sequel to the first game, both visually and story-wise. The game has left me awed so many times after arriving to a new location, or after listening to a thoughtful conversation. It feels very true to the first game in that sense, while still having a ton of new ideas and showing a whole new side of the game world.

I want to go back and experience it for the first time all over again. ;_;

I wasn't sure whether I was going to like the timegate aspect of the game at first, but after a few hours of gameplay I'm positive that it makes the game a lot more enjoyable for me. It's nice to unfold the story little by little and not focus on grinding as much. There's something relaxing about playing for a bit daily, doing whatever tasks are available to me, harvesting what I can, and dipping again. I can see how the game was meant to be enjoyed in small portions, rather than all at once.

Whatever the case! This is a very cute game. It's relaxing, the visuals are super cute and the story is nice, as well.

I was expecting more of a game, and less of a... whatever this was, which was a bit of a disappointment. I would still recommend it, though, because even when all I could do was walk around (which is all you do, throughout the whole game) I was way too invested in the story to care.

Also, somehow even more pretentious than the Stanley Parable. Can't tell if that is a pro or a con.