
Bye Sweet Carole is a narrative-horror adventure game completely hand-drawn in the style of classic animated films. Follow the trail of missing Carole Simmons and uncover the dark secrets hidden behind her disappearance from Bunny Hall orphanage.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.29/day in the week to Aug 2 → 1/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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About
Immerse yourself in a world where the warmth of hand-drawn animation meets a rich story steeped in horror. From Chris Darril (Remothered series), Bye Sweet Carole invites you on a haunting journey full of secrets.
Set in early 20th Century England, as the suffrage movement begins to reshape society, young Lana Benton searches for her missing friend, Carole Simmons. Her path leads her through Bunny Hall orphanage and on to the mysterious kingdom of Corolla, a place controlled by the sinister Mr. Kyn, the ruthless owl Velenia, and swarms of ravenous tar bunnies. Caught between two worlds, Lana must find a way to survive and uncover the dark truth behind Carole's disappearance.
A heartfelt love letter to the precious classic animated films of our childhood and the evergreen old school adventures of the 90s.
Explore the eerie corridors of Bunny Hall and the fantastical world of Corolla, each filled with secrets and dangers.
Meet a cast of memorable characters: from the kind Mr. Baesie to the ominous owl Velenia and the menacing Mr. Kyn.
Investigate through puzzle solving, sneaking around deathly enemies, and overcoming platforming challenges.
Transform into a rabbit and use your forms to escape the threats of Bunny Hall and Corolla.
Created by Chris Darril. Published and licensed by Maximum Entertainment France SAS. Developed by Little Sewing Machine, in collaboration with Meangrip Game Studios and Dreams Uncorporated. All rights reserved.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $24.99 | 1.2Kreviews | 72% | — | $501.1K |
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Игра д*рьм* душное! Красивая картинка и музыка не спасут, увы, ее никак. 8 часов в прохождении страданий, меня хватило дойти лишь до середины
Let me keep this short: this game is beautiful and absolutely captures the Disney vibe. The art style is gorgeous, the music is fantastic, and the story is surprisingly solid. Unfortunately, the gameplay is a huge downside. It's honestly some of the worst gameplay I've experienced. For most of the game, you'll just be searching for items and using them in specific locations. Occasionally, you'll have to hide from stalkers, but once you understand their mechanics, they become incredibly easy to deal with and stop being interesting. The only gameplay sections I genuinely enjoyed were the occasional puzzles with Baesie. Overall, I can't really recommend this game. The presentation, music, and story are great, but the gameplay drags the entire experience down. I'd only suggest picking it up if you don't mind spending a lot of time on repetitive item-hunting and don't care much about gameplay.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian*, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
| $17.49−30% |
| 13ratings |
| 86% |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 112 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is the first Steam review I've ever written. That's how much I loved this game. The art style lives up to the hype in every way. The storytelling is so clever. The voice acting is phenomenal and includes some true legends. I was actually sobbing at the end of this. This game is highly underrated and you need to play it. Sometimes the navigation and puzzles were confusing and I kind of wish the combat played a bigger role throughout but I actually don't care about that because this game is fantastic and I will be thinking about it for a while.
It has such a sweet story and beautiful art. It reminds me of some of the old movies I used to watch when I was a kid, Like the Dark Cauldron and The Secret of Nimh I would like to tell the creators. Thank you for their hard work.
Es un hermoso juego. Al principio quedé confundida, pero después me di cuenta de que trata de sobrellevar el duelo, de cómo combatir la depresión, los malos pensamientos en tu cabeza y a cómo dejar que siga el transcurso del tiempo así aprendiendo a dejar ir a las personas; de personas que formaron parte de nuestra vida pasada tanto en el buen como en el mal sentido, así de las personas actuales valiosas con las que seguimos haciendo lindos recuerdos.
Don't get me wrong, this game is really beautiful but I feel that, for me, the ending fights felt very lackluster and not very enjoyable. I wish there was a bit more mechanics you had to do during it. The gameplay also felt a bit frustrating when I experienced some glitches, such as buttons not working and having to reload a checkpoint, or random scene glitches. Overall, I give this game a 5.5/10. I mean if you like old games or Disney, give this game a try when it's on sale.
The art is so pretty!!! I love the style. The game is simple yet engaging, with an interesting storyline. The achievements also add some fun extra challenges :)
Bye Sweet Carol is a really solid game about letting go where the biggest selling point is that you are essentially playing an old Disney movie. From the wonderful and expressive animation to the the darker atmosphere, I was intrigued from the moment I heard the game was announced to the moment the credits rolled. The game never goes beyond that of a PG rating but that is not an issue. Gameplay is rather simplistic, it's not long so it doesn't get too repetitive. The story is a sad one that hits especially hard at the end, leaving me thinking about it still days later. Moving forward and making the most out of the time you have is emphasized throughout the game and I think it is done rather well. Overall I am glad to have played this and hope to see more from these devs.
Bye Sweet Carole is a captivating cinematic adventure that merges the warmth of classic fairy tales with the creeping unease of psychological horror. Developed by Little Sewing Machine and published by Maximum Entertainment, the game embraces a distinctive artistic identity built around hand-drawn animation that evokes the charm of traditional animated films while gradually introducing darker and more unsettling themes. Rather than depending on relentless scares, it creates suspense through its mysterious atmosphere, emotionally driven storytelling, and beautifully crafted environments that constantly invite players to uncover the truth hidden beneath their enchanting surface. Every frame demonstrates an impressive level of craftsmanship, making the game feel as though an animated feature has been transformed into an interactive experience. The narrative follows Lana Benton, a determined young girl investigating the mysterious disappearance of her closest friend, Carole Simmons. Her search begins within the walls of the ominous Bunny Hall orphanage before expanding into the fantastical realm of Corolla, a world filled with magical creatures, dangerous secrets, and unforgettable personalities. Inspired by early twentieth-century England during the suffragette movement, the setting offers an unusual historical backdrop that adds texture to its fantasy elements without overshadowing the central mystery. Along the way, Lana encounters allies and enemies whose motivations gradually reveal themselves, encouraging players to piece together a larger story involving loss, corruption, and the blurred line between dreams and nightmares. The game's writing effectively balances emotional moments with unsettling discoveries, ensuring the mystery remains compelling throughout the adventure. Exploration serves as the foundation of the gameplay, blending platforming, environmental puzzles, stealth mechanics, and survival elements into a cohesive journey. Players are encouraged to observe their surroundings carefully, searching for clues and hidden pathways while avoiding dangerous enemies that cannot always be confronted directly. One of the game's most inventive mechanics allows Lana to transform into a rabbit, opening alternate routes and providing creative solutions to environmental challenges that would otherwise remain inaccessible. This ability becomes an integral part of exploration rather than a simple novelty, giving each area multiple layers of interaction. The steady introduction of new obstacles and puzzle concepts helps maintain engagement, while the emphasis on tension instead of action reinforces the game's atmospheric identity. Visually, Bye Sweet Carole is exceptional. Its hand-animated characters move with remarkable fluidity, and each environment is packed with artistic detail that reflects both innocence and hidden menace. The contrast between whimsical storybook imagery and unsettling horror elements is handled with confidence, allowing seemingly comforting locations to gradually transform into places filled with uncertainty and dread. Lighting, color palettes, and expressive character animation all contribute to a memorable visual style that stands apart from many modern indie adventures. Complementing the artwork is a carefully composed soundtrack that transitions effortlessly between gentle orchestral themes and haunting melodies, strengthening the emotional impact of key story moments while heightening suspense during exploration. What ultimately makes Bye Sweet Carole memorable is its commitment to atmosphere and storytelling over spectacle. The game rewards patience by gradually revealing its mysteries through exploration and environmental storytelling rather than overwhelming players with exposition. While those seeking fast-paced combat may find its deliberate pacing slower than expected, players who appreciate narrative-focused adventures, puzzle solving, and immersive world-building will likely find its approach deeply satisfying. The combination of fairy tale inspiration, psychological horror, and elegant presentation creates a unique experience that confidently establishes its own identity instead of merely following familiar genre conventions. Bye Sweet Carole succeeds as both an artistic achievement and a compelling adventure. Little Sewing Machine has crafted a world that is visually enchanting yet emotionally unsettling, while Maximum Entertainment has helped deliver a title that blends traditional animation, suspenseful exploration, and heartfelt storytelling into a polished package. Although some gameplay mechanics remain intentionally restrained to support the narrative, the game's exceptional presentation, memorable setting, and engaging mystery more than compensate. For players looking for an atmospheric adventure that values emotion, imagination, and mystery as much as gameplay, Bye Sweet Carole stands as one of the more distinctive releases in its genre. Rating: 8/10
I honestly don't even regret buying this game, i've played similar 2D games but this one is different, it almost feels like im just watching some old disney cartoon about a princess, the characters are amazing, the villain too, Mr. Kyn is such a cool villain, Baesie is also a pretty fun character, i like him so much and all the characters are unique at some point, the narrator describes everything so well it actually makes you feel more immersed into the story. i’ve seen quite a few people complaining about controls being weird, can’t complain about that because i played on a controller which game actually suggests to play on for better experience, overall you should definetly check this game out. EDIT: Now that i completed this game, i can confidently say i loved every second of this, in my opinion the game was perfect, the story, the characters, the beaautiful and i mean BEAUTIFUL hand-drawing style just like from old disney animated cartoons, i loved the story so much it even made me sob little at the end, heck im sobbing right now man, this game is so good. yea sometimes i was not that smart for these puzzles and i've been stuck on some of them for quite long, other than that i reccomend this game. It's that type of game that you'll buy and you think it'll be just another completed game in your library, but not in my case, i'll remeber this game and this beautiful story. 9.5/10 game in my opinion for sure
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