Recent reviews by vocalintel

Nice art, relatively deep gameplay for an idler, scratched my itch for casual breeding sims.

It's a cute game and plays really well, I enjoyed it. The puzzles are a good balance of accessible and clever, and I like the rate at which it builds complexity. If I had any criticism it would be that sometimes the hints are a little obtuse and also that the music can get repetitive. But those are minor quibbles in the face of this being a solodev project, and I would still recommend buying the game; I'm going to be following the creator for future releases.

No notes, 10/10.

It's a good game, though childish and occasionally hand-holdy. If you don't like the voices, there's an option in settings to turn em off.

Tried this one twice, bounced off of it both times. Clunky, amateurish UI, awkward feeling movement, easy to soft lock despite being an easy game. So it's either effortlessly boring fetch quests / resource collection or needlessly frustrating exploration.

A serviceably fun puzzle game with esoteric visuals and relaxing gameplay. I will say that some of the leaf locations are a bit non-obvious even for such an abstractly directed game, and there are two puzzles towards the end of the game that aren't telegraphed very well and may be difficult to solve without an external guide.
But it's not about the destination, it's about the journey. Hence the title.

A very well-polished and memorable little puzzle game. Loved the story.

Exactly what it says on the tin. A cute, casual puzzle game with lots of attention to detail and fun bits.

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An extremely touching, atmospheric horror game. Would highly recommend this, it's worth every cent. Tight, well-written story.