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Wanderstop's setting and story feel heartfelt and charming, and I fully believe all the reviewers saying how powerful and therapeutic they found it. But personally I needed there to be an actual game at its core, with challenges and meaningful choices; instead it's just a story a…

It's visually a very beauitful game. I also could follow why the story/narrative is structured the way it is. What is driving me mad is just how clunky the controls are. Having to stash something way before being able to pick something up and the key making process is also so t…

Not a whole lot going on. You make tea once or twice and then fade to black - to start over again. the story has a wholesome message, but you're pretty much trapped in a bubble with not much to do and no point to collect anything to make the shop look nice.

I am a bit disappointed in this game. I had been wanting to play it for a while, considering I myself suffer some burnout and with self expectations, but it was so frustrating to play. Every two hours, all my progress was lost as I changed seasons; I didn't get to see anything el…

This was a wasted 10 hours of my life on pointless and boring, if not outright frustrating NPC interactions. Protagonist is an absolute bastard, horrible person. All the NPC plots are never given a conclusion nor an update on how its going for them. Only fun Character is Boro, b…

This one didn't click with me the way I hoped it would, likely because its premise goes against what I enjoy in life sim games. The dialogue with various characters was interesting enough to keep me playing to the end, but it didn't carry the rest of the package enough for me to …

I wish there was a neutral option for a review because there are things I both LOVED and hate about this game. Obviously I liked it enough to finish it, although I wouldnt pay full price, it was worth the $14.99 usd I paid. Everything people rave about in the good reviews is true…

I wanted to enjoy this game. But I constantly found myself at odds with almost every single interaction that took place. I hated almost every single character, until Ren arrived. I finally had someone I could agree with, someone who understood that just throwing away all your p…

It was said by some that the players who really *should* play this game are those that are likely to be put off by it. I thought that that doesn't really fit me, but was still interested because of who made it. And playing it now, I am putting it off again and again because I j…

I can't say I'd recommend this game. It pretends to be an relaxing game, but it prefers to make you feel like you're wasting your time and ends up annoying you. You spend time decorating the place not because you're told to, but because you want to, only for all of the progres…

Game descriptions are misleading and if I knew that it's not really a farming sim, but just a story with farming in place of a "next dialog" button, I'd never bought this game. I played demo, but in it there's not much to look at - as it has only beginning of the story and basic …

The was a terrible balance between gameplay and story. It wasn't fun.

Soooo, I was hopeful because of Vreden. And since it’s about, again, psychological struggle, I thought that hell, despite the trailer vibe being bland vanilla — I want the story. What I got is... 1 — Characters None were appealing. All were superficial. The stories of the main…

While I was looking forward to this game as I haven't played a cozy game in a minute and the premise seemed fresh and exciting. I can't help but be disappointed for several reasons. Wanderstop might have some impact as an experience on younger players, but I didn't mesh with seve…