Not worth the price. The idea and concept is cute, but it's like one big fetch quest, and the world feels weirdly like a set of plastic toys, it feels a little jarring.

An incredibly cute, short adventure that teaches you about wildlife and helps the environment. Worth every penny! Can't wait to replay it someday

Cute short game with fun puzzles and a really sweet story. The graphics are adorable, and the game progression is pretty intuitive. I think there was one puzzle I got completely stuck on cause I didn't understand the rules, but when I looked it up it turned out that I had just been overlooking the clues. I really like how this game handles the conversations about death and personal vices. It's very fulfilling to be able to help so many that have been lost on their own, and to see some of our own shortcomings in them (self-doubts and regrets) and to reaffirm also to ourselves not to be overcome by them, but to ask for and accept help, as well as reach out and offer help to those that may need it. At the same time, we can't help everyone, if they do not want our help. It's a cute narrative about acceptance. It's worth the full price, but a must-get on a sale!

I adored this game, from the atmosphere to the story, it was such a fun game and really drove me in. I've always loved fairy tales, and being Scandinavian myself this game hit really close to home, while still feeling really fresh and imaginative.

My criticisms of the game would be mainly that sometimes some puzzles were not super intuitive, and at a few points during the game I would end up with an extremely full inventory because I'd just have a million objects and no idea what to do with them, at the same time as I knew I needed different items to resolve the puzzles/quests I already had started.
I also was sad at how abruptly the game ended. After such a long-winded and honestly epic journey (for a point-and-click adventure), it was somewhat jarring and sad to end on the climax.

However, I feel like the strengths definitely outweigh the shortcomings of the game, and even though I wanted more for the ending, the journey made up for it for me. The mystical atmosphere that leaves you in wonder - yet never feeling completely safe - is just executed so well. I feel at home and in a foreign place at the same time playing this game, and the characters are great as well.

Definitely recommend!

It's a very chill game, but there's a serious lack of consequences and incentive to fulfil the requirements set in the game. Nothing bad happens if you don't satisfy your customers, they still pay you. Also kind of sad that after you finish the game you can house all the cats, except after you have adopted them away you can't collect more, I wish there was a mechanic to "restock" them after you adopt them away and finishing the game (like using the same character model but with a different name). That way I'd also be incentivised to actually get the achievements of giving maxed out cats to new forever homes. Speaking of achievements, I also haven't gotten achievements for adopting like 5 of the cats (even though I have adopted every cat in the game) so idk what that's about.

It was an okay way to pass time but could easily be improved. I don't think it's worth the full asking price.

Fun, cute and relaxing game. Haven't played a pinball game since the one on old Windows, it was really nostalgic to play again!! Not being punished harshly for "dying" in the game also made it more of a fun game than a challenging one, which is kind of what I wanted.

Super fun game to play with friends!!