Hannah’s Day

Great little puzzle platformer game

Very nice and relaxing puzzle-platformer indie game. Pleasant art style and ambient sound. Also has a story, but i'm not too into it. So I do recommend for casual playing.

чилловая игруля с клевым визуалом

The game is just awesome! I was playing about two levels. The world-tilting mechanic is very cool. Amazing graphics, great characters, and music!

Oh, it's just an amazing game! The style inspires me terribly, this combination of supremacist aesthetics and 3D graphics fits perfectly into the puzzle gameplay. The main character is a beauty, no matter what anyone says, a dashing girl. Respect to the developers!!!

How to set Hannah's Day to English (only required for first time setup version.1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gH9fQnPPME (select third option from the bottom, then second option from the bottom; select English and start play) I was provided a review copy of this game through Keymailer.co I personally prefer to offer my recommendations for games as opposed to pretending to be a pundit on the quality of games, particularly in the era of deliberately unfinished content being championed as "community tested". If you're looking for a well put together game that will reward you for taking your time with it, pick this game up or buy it for a friend who you know is looking for their next single player experience to obsess over. With that being said, to save your time I will simply state that this game is a easy recommend for anyone who is looking for a game that is meant to be picked up, played for two hours, and put down for a week without any meaningful impact to one's game profile. This is a great 3D spatial puzzle solver with it's stated end goal being that the Player makes it through the day and Hannah gets to where she's going. The pacing of the game reflects this as you will have plenty of hub zones to get lost in, sidequest around, and discover cheeky easter eggs. While progressing beyond certain milestones, you will be introduced to the next chapter of the campaign, incidentally barring the player from previous zones of within that level emphasising mindful pacing. You complete a level once you've reached your plot-designated destination, and you will have a nice score tallied up with a coinciding rank to dignify your performance based on the collectables you have acquired, compared to passed by/left behind. the characters are fun and their relationships are, well, relatable. Every character lives in their own little world and interact with each other through their drawn-together passion for art. Identifying with the characters in this game feels safe. There's a story to be told and it's highly unlikely to turn into a berserk episode scenario by the time you've reached your 4h return policy window. The plot thickens with the obstacles that are presented as Hannah takes care of simple yet thoughtful tasks that take posture as her "good deed" side quests. You can of course skip these to progress as quickly as possible in the storyline however you will end up fastracking yourself past the majority of the content. Getting from point A to B is as much the anti-hero to Hannah as it is the sole primary objective of Player. If you're looking for a game that will reward you for taking your time with it, Hannah's Day has plenty of good days waiting for you to unlock... Pun (and cringe) intended.

"Hanna's Day" is such a fun game! The level design is super creative, and each map brings something new and exciting. The puzzles are clever without being too hard, and the visuals are really charming. It's a great game if you're into puzzle-solving and exploring cool environments. Definitely give it a try if you want a fun, relaxing experience! Ha-ha make sure you didnt miss some easer eggs from developers)))