TOEM

Very short but does not overstay its welcome with its relatively shallow (but very charming! gameplay). The right level of quirky without getting to twee and doesn't delve into the contemporary tropes of indie games too hard to make it charming. never cringey, never too precious, it's a healthy balance.

The only problem is halfway through you kind of know that anything out of place should have a photo taken of it so by the time you meet someone, you'll probably have the photo of them already.

The game really encourages you to go at your own pace and collect as much and as little as you want. On my first play-through, I only got about half the animals and definitely didn't finish all the tasks in the last two worlds.

Its solid and fits the need for a breezy adventure title. It makes you wonder what the developer will make next.