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[h3]Cozy, also Game[/h3] I recently railed against cozy games (and ILA specifically) for being lazy. So many cozy game devs throw minimilistic tinkly piano music over a pastel background and give up. No story, bad gameplay, zero effort whatsoever. This makes the adjective "cozy"…

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…

A very lovely game for people who want to be told a very gentle story and want a very relaxing gaming experience. The game gives you lots of opportunities to just enjoy the atmosphere, and rewards you for spending extra time making tea with extra bits of Alta's story. Controls …

Wanderstop is a short but whimsical adventure following the experiences of a dejected protagonist, with a message that will likely speak to anyone with large ambitions. The graphics of the game are vibrant, the musical score is gorgeous. The writing of every single character is …

This is worth experiencing and potentially learning from - Graphics; had basically zero issue other than a slight lag on controls on max settings - Gameplay; Relaxation, and a few fair lessons that many people can learn something from - Music; done by c418, and it is good. T…

Davey Wreden had done it once again with Wanderstop. Like his previous works, the game conveys a metamessage, though unlike his previous works, the expression of the commentary is slower and less whimsical. The message is expressed through this cozy game. This game's message i…

Wanderstop is a game that truly makes you feel what Alta is going through. Managing the shop and preparing tea leaves you feeling peaceful and relaxed. At certain moments, however, you will feel the weight of Alta’s agony, her impatience, and her reflections on being forced to "…