This game has me absolutely hooked. There are so many ways you can design the same dresses, almost unlimited options. The stories are fun and cute and they follow an overall arc, with a few isolated stories for the characters not involved in the main story. I recommend this game to every one who loves dresses, and also to those who don't and just like a good creative game.

Amazing puzzles you can complete at your own pace, with no time pressure or anything negative; plus if you get stuck you have the hint button, which I only needed to use a few times. In between each puzzle is an interesting story that develops across the map. There's something satisfying watching each world come to life, as it is filled in with colour and animations as you progress.

I loved this game's puzzles, which were complicated enough to have to think, yet easy enough for me to solve. There is also a story each side of the puzzle to make the game far more interesting than just a puzzle game. There are only a limited number of puzzles/stories, but the quality makes up for the quantity. The only one I couldn't solve was the bonus puzzle after the main story is complete.

This is probably one of the cutest and most relaxing games I've ever played. Unlike other games, I've not run into inventory management issues, other than the max items I can carry. Just love the characters, their stories and the whole setting.

There are plenty of outfits and character design choices and a large number of food recipes to make, each with their own minigame. The best part it there is no money in game or real life, just friendship; I mean friendship is literally used to earn guild tokens with can be used to unlock upgrades and more customisation options. There are no microtransactions or paid DLC.

This game is so fun in a goofy way, it had me laughing out loud. The game is modern, while still creating a sense of nostalgia, despite not being a teenager in the 90s.

It has the interactive fiction design of a game like Life is Strange, without the stress of having to make character affecting decisions. The game mainly consists of a short story arc of the present, with the goofy antics which are played out as a variety of mini games. The mini games are supposed to be memories, so they're not necessarily an accurate depiction of what actually happened, so there's a little flexibility in the way you play.

Puzzle box game that's a little different, but also tells an emotional story as you progress. The puzzles get more complex with more options as you progress, but the general idea is you have to get a swan from one side of the box to the other by using the music notes to determine when to move or rotate the blocks.

Beautiful puzzle game with lots of different types of puzzles to solve, so even if you get tired of one type of puzzle, there are many others to progress. The puzzles are in different difficulty levels, so you know in advance if the next puzzle you are about to try is likely to be easy or harder. Some puzzles are slightly frustrating at first, but only take a little bit of time and patience to find the solution, and so far I haven't found any that I've gotten completely stuck on. Plus you can always come back for another try if you need a break from the more difficult ones.

Adore this game. It's so chill and peaceful while I sell all the second hand clothes and items that people don't want. It's not just a shop sim, there are also events and stories to make it feel more personal, such as why the characters are selling their belongings and not just to make as much money as possible. There are plenty of upgrade options to expand your store as you progress. The only thing I would suggest it they add an auto sale for non story characters, otherwise the characters stack to form a big queue, especially when you get further in the game.

A fun little puzzle game about a fantasy astronomy. I love real astronomy, but always struggled with my telescope, so the idea of searching for cute constellations and planets with a straight forward puzzle game is great if you want to do a few at a time.

This game is great and I love the water colour art aesthetics. It has the gameplay of a story through environment type game, with information and clues hidden around the room, and back story via phone, but without the difficult choices and heart breaking endings you usually getting from story focused games.

The other thing I loved about this game is that you alternate progression between the present day Mimi as an adult investigating her past through the use of memories. She can enter her memories attached strongly to items like letters and photographs. At the end of each chapter you get the chance to add any photos you've taken to the book, along with stickers you've found and you can write a 3 line poem.

I would say though that the ending is somewhat inconclusive and leaves more questions than answers. I won't spoil the story here, I'll just say that the ending felt incomplete, but I would still recommend this game as the journey along the way is still very good.

This game was quite fun and found it from the developers of Cozy Caravan, who are also Australian. (Catto is in this game as a cameo).

I would say to anyone wanting to play this game, that they should play it in the knowledge that the entire game exists of a single day and night cycle and that the game ends at the end of the first day. So don't rush through delivering all the parcels and explore the town and interact with all of the other cats and things to do before you complete the day.

This game is cute and has a variety of puzzles all around the idea of arranging ingredients into a bento box. After each chapter you get an adorable animation with the cats. Each chapter has a different way to arrange the pieces and increases in difficulty quite quickly. After a few chapters they start to combine multiple type of puzzles to make it even harder. I haven't completed the whole game yet, but it's nice to have a go and solve a couple puzzle at a time.

This is a pretty fun game which is also fairly simple and easy to play. The quests aren't very long, but at least you can go back and complete the extra items once you are done. Shame the game isn't a little longer, or there is more to do once you complete the main story, but still had a decent amount of fun playing this game.

I love these puzzles. Most puzzle games have some kind of combination to solve, but this is the first one I've played where geometry is a major part of the design. Some of the designs make your head spin trying to figure out which face to walk on and very much in the style of M.C. Esher. I love these and slows you down a little, even though there are only a few puzzles in total.