I'll be Brave, Tomorrow

This isn't the type of game I'd typically play, but I'm so glad I did! For lack of a better word, it is a fun, innocent game with an underlying serious story about a sick child in a hospital. Our dad gives us a game console, which we play as a form of escapism from the reality of what we're going through. It's been executed in such a way that it isn't in your face but rather a little reminder every now and then. Honestly, I'm so glad I checked out this game, as it was a joy to play. Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcelqKIhYMSso8TKTeugweMNsozrCyFis

This narrative game hits deep without overstaying its welcome. While the 2D platforming and minigames aren't particularly difficult, the parallels they draw to the story being told are well written and thoughtful. I highly recommend playing every minigame and seeking out every interaction possible to get the full story and feeling from this game. Now for the gameplay review. The 2D platformer, while not difficult, was approximately 70% of the gameplay here. The RC car minigame was difficult to control, but the level variety was good. I got the car stuck a couple times, and in a respawn loop a couple times, so be careful. And the kid's bedroom design had some interesting choices, like no door? Or was what I thought a closet door actually the entrance door? If so then where's the closet? Either way. I give the storytelling a solid 8/10. I also give the story itself an 8/10. The gameplay gets a 6.5/10 only because of some of the difficulties I had with bugs or problems. Yes, I highly recommend playing this.

Heart-wrenching, sobbed the whole way through. 100% recommend

The narrative is very well written! I love the platforming and all the cute animals especially Fred the Frog!!!

Such a cute and heartwarming experience!!! Defo recommend for all yall to play it <3

A wholesome and cosy game! I definitely recommend picking it up as half the revenue goes directly to the Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital

An all-around wholesome experience that has you really think about a situation you might be lucky enough to never encounter elsewhere. Thanks for making it.