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Completely broken; although I would like to believe it's a good game, it literally doesn't open.

음.. 이걸 왜 하는지 일도 모르겠다.. 설명도 없이 무작정 진행 하고 .. 굉장히 너무 했다.. 그치만 귀여웠다.. 귀여운건 진짜 일등.. 응.. 그래...

I was originally going to give this a thumbs down, but it grew on me since I finished it. Even though I ended up liking it, it's hard for me to recommend, because I think you have to be a very specific kind of person to have fun with this. The main downfall is that there is no saving - knowing this and going in with the expectation that I'd have to play it twice helped me be [i]way[/i] less annoyed by this, but it would obviously be better if that wasn't a problem in the first place. This game gives you ZERO in-game indication of what you're supposed to do, including the fact that you have to use WASD + space instead of being able to use a mouse. My first playthrough consisted of a lot of poking things, a lot of shaking things, and a lot of waiting. It was fun to figure out how things worked without looking at a guide, but I could see how a lot of people would get frustrated by the lack of instruction, especially in the late game. Even I eventually cracked and looked some stuff up. This first playthrough fit well with the tamagotchi vibe that the game is going for - leave it running in the background, experiment when something new pops up, and then go back to whatever else you were doing, .....But then there's the "speedrun" achievement: finish the game in under 4 hours. I was very glad that I was already expecting to do 2 playthroughs because I would NOT have gotten it on my first run, and it goes directly against the idea of taking the time to experiment for yourself. It also changes the point of the game completely - my "short" run took about 3 hours and I had to pay constant attention to it, which is almost the exact opposite of my more enjoyable first run. Obviously, this is the main problem with the lack of saving; even a "short" time of 3-4 hours is probably longer than you want to play in one chunk. Despite the problems with it, I think it's worth a try. I ended up with it through the big sokpop bundle, so it was definitely worth whatever I paid for it. The critters are cute, and it gave me something to do for a couple hours. If you like puzzling out what to do for yourself, maybe you'll like it too.