Mail Time

The entire premise of this game is bringing cute letters to cute characters, that being said, delivering said letters doesn't really contribute much to the actual ending (other then having to earn badges). Its cute and cozy, its a very pretty game but I needed something..... more. plot? more gameplay? idk. Its a cute cozy game, but I would be mad if I had paid full price for it.

This was the CUTEST little universe to explore! I really enjoyed the LGBTQ+ inclusivity in the story line <3

The game is admittedly very wholesome and the style of it stands out very well. How ever it almost felt like some content was missing. I finished it and got 100% achievements so I should have experienced all there was. Yet it felt like something was left out. I also encountered few glitches while playing, but nothing a quick save and reload wouldnt fix. side of that, I felt like lack of map was at first kind of annoying but the area is not very large and is quickly memorized so it didnt matter that much in the end. Ignoring the problems above, it is a very good game actually. I want to like it more than I do. tiniest bit of final polish could turn it from good to great.

I was searching for a cute mail delivery game after playing through Lake a few months ago. Things move at an unrushed pace in this game and there's world exploration with unique characters to meet that have *personalities* and cute, often amusing back stories. While it's not a time management game and there's no pressure in that way, the aspects of climbing up very tall structures (hoping not to fall off) and gliding over/down to various locations in the world was a bit frustrating at times, particularly because there was no map. I got lost and circled around for prolonged periods of time, which gave me thoughts of wanting to turn the game off. I like the game. It's charming and the characters have life, but something is missing. I think sometimes I expected more objects in the world to be interactive, like I figured I'd be able to knock on house doors/ring doorbells to get villagers to come get their delivery. Or maybe I could choose to leave the mail at the door and carry on. Overall, the graphics are nice and I like the concept. It's just not quite cozy enough for me. A map and maybe checkpoints that could be teleported to once visited, would be helpful to take a bit of pressure, which I want to avoid, out of the equation.

A cute short game, with fun characters and nice little stories.

I have mixed feelings about this game. In the beginning, I really disliked it -- I thought the camera jerked around a lot, a lot of things/items seemed incredibly difficult or impossible to get, and the lack of a map meant I was CONSTANTLY getting lost. I kind of fixed those problems throughout the game -- I got used to the camera thing and adjusted some settings and, as you gain patches, you are able to jump/glide further -- but I still wish there was a map, since even while 100%ing the game I was getting lost. Overall, cute and fun. Know what you're getting into. It's not a bad game, just not as good as A Short Hike. Still, it's so clear that so much love went into this game, which is why it gets a recommend from me. TL;DR: Cute game, wish there was a map. You should do the letter quests in the order you get them, probably, since I had some trouble navigating.

a game about a cutie patootie delivering letters and talking to animals and floating around like a dandelion.

While the premise of the game is adorable, and the artstyle is really cute and endearing, I've ended up requesting a refund for this game. Gameplay feels glitchy, and the game overall feels unfinished and lackluster, even though I know there has to have been such a passion behind such a cute idea like this. Aside from that, the lack of a map, or a marker, a compass, a hint in the quest, anything at all really, made the game impossible to enjoy for me. I get the appeal of wandering around aimlessly, but the lack of pointers or any form of guidance made it less 'wandering and exploring a cute world' and more 'getting lost constantly with nothing to gain from it', which would be less of a problem if the game didn't have the other issues, or at least some more content. The game just feels... empty.

It's a nice game, but there's not much to it. You just run around going from point A to point B constantly. I'd only buy this game if it was on sale for $5.

Was really cute and wholesome! Highly recommend if you're looking for that taste of Autumn :)

My biggest complaint with this game, is the lack of a map. I felt like I was aimlessly going around for so long. Anything, a map, an arrow, or any kind of hint would've been lovely on the task page. But I had a really hard time navigating this game in the beginning. I love the style, and everything else about it. But the navigation really killed the meaning and enjoyment for me. I give it a solid 6/10, but the play-ability of the game makes me not recommend it.

I absolutely love this game. Though it does have a few cons, I'm going to discuss the pros of this game first. -The game is absolutely BURSTING with charm. From the cottagecore aesthetic and the dialogue, to the amount of collectables and characters you can talk to. -Speaking of collectables, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE! If you like collecting stuff in games like me, they can be hard to find, but not too hard that you'd need a guide or you'd have to waste your time running around in circles. -The art style is adorable. I don't think I need to elaborate considering you've seen the steam page and determined that. Now, I want to take a moment to acknowledge some cons about the game as well. -The game is pretty short. I was able to beat the game, collect everything, and get all the achievements within 2 hours of playtime. And while that's not a bad thing in itself for me personally, it can be for some people, especially for the price. Speaking of the price, -While the game is short and sweet, I don't think it justifies paying 20 bucks for the game. I did purchase this when it was on sale, but when I completed the game and looked back at the price, I really don't think it's worth 20 bucks alone. Maybe 10 in my opinion. But I also want to acknowledge that this is also an indie game, so I'm not gonna bash too hard for it being the price it's set, especially in a competitive gaming market such as this one. - Lastly, another thing that I've seen is a few glitches and graphical issues, such as the draw distance not being the best and a couple buggy features. Overall, I do recommend the game, but I also recommend you snag it when it's on sale for the best experience. I hope they add some kind of DLC or make a sequel, because I'd love to see more of this! <3

It's very cute and very frustratingly fun

Extremely cute. Cried from adorableness!

even the creatures are anti-capitalist