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Video game reviews.
Wanderstop: A Cozy Narrative Game About Change & Tea
Stay a while and have some tea. <3
inZOI Reviews Roundup: Here’s What People Are Saying So Far! [2025]
In this article, I take a look at key games websites and cozy game personalities to summarize players’ inZOI early access reviews and reactions.
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town Review
Back to farming sim basics.
Botany Manor Review: Simple and Sweet Planting Puzzles in a Rich, Vibrant World
If you like point-and-click riddles as much as I do, then you’ll love Botany Manor. Botany Manor is a vibrant, serene puzzle game about planting flowers and helping them grow using unconventional techniques.
Tavern Talk review: Verbose Visual Novel that Could Use Some Pruning
Tavern Talk is a 12-14 hour visual novel where you play as a barkeeper, serving up drinks with special magical qualities to adventurer’s passing through. Pick-you-path in this D&D-inspired narrative adventure to uncover multiple ending. Keep reading for my full thoughts.
The Star Named EOS Review: Bittersweet Puzzle-Led Story of a Boy & His Camera
The Star Named EOS tells the story of Dei and his mom as they travel the world through time, capturing moments “together while apart” via photography. Solve satisfying point-and-click puzzles to uncover the mysterious and bittersweet tale of a boy and his camera.
Caravan SandWitch Review: Intuitive Exploration without Time Constraints
I played and reviewed Caravan SandWitch, an easygoing exploration RPG with a bit of puzzle-platforming to keep you engaged. Haunting yet beautiful post-apocalyptic scenery meets a cautionary tale about the delicate balance between nature and humanity.
Critter Cafe Review: Vibrant but Vapid Cafe Management Sim
I played and reviewed the game Critter Cafe, a creature collectathon blended with cafe business management aspects. Here are my honest thoughts, including what worked—and what didn’t.
Potion Permit Review: A Fun, Mindless Grind with Minigames Galore
Potion Permit delivers cozy life-sim fun with potion crafting, exploration, and all-around bouncy pixel charm. Despite slow pacing and simple combat, its enchanting art and relaxing gameplay make it a delightful indie gem.