Super cute art and simple concept! I think having some indication when you are looking at the 4 animals that shows that clicking the buttons again will change the conversation could be good.
Woah this is a super cool game! I like that the game asks you to interpret the persons problems through their speech. A really interesting concept that can definitely be expanded on. The book is a little tedious and confusing to use. Maybe since we are taking over from our grandmother, we could have been given her messy research notes on each flower that made sense to her but are not super clear to us. Then the player can sort the notes into the book as makes sense for them. I'm not sure that's a really specific idea but something to help with navigating the book like a bookmark ribbon that can be placed and taken out of pages to flip back and forth easily? Either way I love the concept and the art style is super cute!
The messaging of the game makes me a little uncomfortable but it is difficult to understand at times. It seems like pacman in an antivax fever dream? And the 2 endings of the game are interesting? There are what seem to be some translation errors, but just based on the gameplay, the skulls are too fast and winning is very difficult. The winning strat seems to be getting the skulls all behind you then walking along the outside to ever so slightly get ahead enough to push a button when you pass it. This is my first time experiencing a game that resembles pacman, so I think the idea could be interesting if explored further. It could benefit from possibly adding more paths to move along and changing the way the skulls work. They all seem to just take the shortest path to the player, which is not how the ghosts in pacman were. The author may not be a native english speaker, so a professional translator could help with clarity as well. I think it is ironic, in which case it is really silly and fun. Even if it isn't ironic and i disagree with the messaging, i think the concept was well executed and could be explored further.
