Honestly this game is so fun. def wouldnt say for kids. The storyline is amazing. i saw someone say there was nothing else to do besides the puzzles. as if this isnt a puzzle game. they even said there was no storyline. which there clearly is. its abt this woman who receives a letter from her uncle who passed handing down his horticulture shop in this small town. theres a witches coven in the forest where someone important was murdered and while you identify plants. you meet all the ppl involved and have to make choices that effect how the ending plays out. been playing off and on for a few years now. and by off and on i mean ill play through a few times. not get any new endings and put it down so i can forget the way i played again.

I adore this game. Cozy but with gothy elements (beauty in the ugly, darkness in the light), it is addictive. It provides even an addict with good points to put it down and have a life, though, which is more than many games. For those who love organization elements, it’s perfect. The puzzles are challenging without making you lose hair. Note: I experienced semi-frequent crashes while researching in the book. I’m playing on an iPad mini running 18.4.x, with the game on a 1.1.x version, so Playjoy please look into this! This did not affect my game score, ymmv.

This game caught my attention on Steam a while back, and I had it on my wish list. It instantly reminded me of the Professor Layton series — both in puzzles and art style so I was very excited to play. I saw it was available in the App Store for $5 and figured ‘why not?’ This game is so cozy and the puzzles are clever and the characters are intriguing. This game has 8 different endings so I am sure there are lots of things I haven’t even encountered yet, and I’d love to see this game expanded or a sequel. 5/5 definitely one of my favorite games I’ve played.