When I finished the game it won’t let me open the app again to replay or attempt to find all the bugs and things.

This game is wonderful. The music and sounds, the artwork, all give me a chance to recenter and just be present as I walk with a little wombat. It’s best with earbuds. It may be meant as a fun game for all ages and it works very well on that level, but it also helps me with anxiety and getting out of flashbacks due to PTSD. I don’t usually leave reviews(or pay for apps), but hope the game developers know what a difference the little wombat has made for me.

Nice game but needs improvement. Imagine being an animal which, when it wants to go somewhere, does not immediately move in that direction, but turns first to point itself where it wants to go, then starts moving forward. Dumb, right?Also very annoying to have to tap the screen every 1-2 seconds, because the field of view is so small you can’t see more than a few paces ahead. Would be a nice, quiet game to relax with, except for these issues.

The most pleasant experience I had on my iPad this year. The art and storybook aesthetic are such a delight, and the game really makes me want to teleport to Australia. This was a great escape from the calamity of day to day life (and a great escape from high stress games, which, while I do like those too, it’s nice to recalibrate with something like Paperbark).