
A story-driven interactive game about a sweet old lady and a mysterious figure. Follow her daily routine by completing a simple task list, until it’s time to make an unusual deal with the One Who’s Waiting. And please, do not say “goodbye.”
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About
You have just discovered a piece of my heart.
Welcome to the world of a sweet old lady, who is trying to reconnect with her granddaughter. Enjoy your cozy routine, like baking buns, feeding the birdies, and keeping your soul intact. Eventually, take care of an unexpected guest.
A heartfelt and emotional story about an old lady and the One Who’s Waiting.
15–20 minutes of first-person gameplay.
Charming, soothing music.
Immersive voice acting.
Beautiful, cozy environment.
A hidden secret waiting to be discovered on the map.
W, A, S, D – Walk
F – Interact
R – Open reminder
E – Light a candle
RB – Pick up fire lamp
We'll meet again.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Sad game about grandmother waiting for a letter from her grand daughter.
This game is very very short, about 15-20 minutes long. It's graphics in my opinion are really good and the attention to detail in the outdoor sky is AMAZING. The story was short and very sweet. My only complaints are that it's not longer, there is no settings option so the mouse sensitivity was EXTREEMLY high. I had to turn my mouse down to about 800DPI to make it like slow enough to play it nicely. You can see the amount of work the team put into this game and I enjoyed it. 3.5/10
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
A sweet and short interactive story, graphics were great and I was able to play without much problem. Only problem encountered was sometimes the interact button wasn't sensitive enough. Other than that, story was a short gut-punch worth playing :) Hope to see more from this developer
Perfect game to send to any neglectful grandchildren you may have.
Read the other reviews and you will see the praising of the graphics, the story, the simplicity that brings up so much complex feelings. Be careful with this one. It will hit hard if you've ever lost anyone, particularly an elder you have been "too busy" for. But if you can face it - it will be beautiful in a bittersweet way, and if you have someone waiting on you it will remind you exactly of how precious time can be. And like the other reviews, I have a story. My grandmother started to decline during covid. We weren't able to see her as much as we wanted. Then when we were - the day I was supposed to go see her, I told her I'd see her the next day and stayed home to play video games. She had a stroke that night and that next day I spent sitting with her at the hospital where she strained through her failing body to tell me she was ready to die. I missed my last chance. I left her lonely and disappointed on her last day. So this one resonated in so many different ways, and i was sobbing by the second cycle of the day. But don't we all need permission to do that sometimes? This is worth it, and I can't believe how well it's done.
I just [u]had[/u] to look up if Crywank was a real band and not some unfortunately-translated foreign word. Now, after seeing their discography, any sentiment for this game is ruined. But, I don't have the heart to ding a game with only 22 reviews - all of which are positive. And I think the dev did put some love into this. So, here's your thumbs-up, even though I need brain bleach for Crywank. [h1]The Good[/h1] +Didn't ignite my CPU or video card like so many small indies like this [h1]YMMV[/h1] ~Forced WASD ~ESC opens but does not close menu ~Voice acting is just ok ~Looks like mostly store assets ~Severe motion blur and a few graphical glitches ~Typos ~Missing subtitles at end ~Emotional impact will vary depending on your age and level of empathy ~Crywank [h1]The Bad[/h1] -Flashing black and white transition between days -How Granny survived 80+ years without being killed by her front door is a mystery Played on: Win11Pro, i7-14700K, RTX5060 Ti 16GB, 32GB DDR5-6000 @ 1920x1080 using KB&M
It's a beautiful and heartbreaking game about an elderly grandmother waiting for her family to visit. I felt her loneliness.
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Enjoyed playing simple game with Deep message.
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