Land of Screens

small but pretty cozy and chill game. Highly recommended.

very wholesome game about disconnecting, spending time with family and friends, and getting to know others :) the art is so pretty and cozy <3

Short but sweet game I would recommend to others. Helped me to put down my phone. Animation and art style is beautiful and the shadows given off by the player are amazing.

boring

a bit too short, I think? I just wanna break mid-game then bam! end. plain story but touching some how, it mirrored our nowadays life pretty well. myself can relate to many part of story and feel it along the way. try it yourselves, it not take you much time but may change how you think about what you do in life.

A fun post-modern look at people's attachment to their phones as seen through the lens of friendship, work, dating, family, and nature. It's easy to recommend Land of Screens because I agree with the pretext of the game. There's also a lot to recommend based on the great art style, cool animation, impressive environmental design, funny writing, and relaxing story. The best thing that I can say is that Land of Screens made me want to play more of these types of short narrative games, so I'm glad I picked it up.

Very short and simple, but sweet. The art style is cute.

Es demasiado lindo e irónico que justo lo estoy jugando aunque soy adicta a las pantallas, aún así, dan esas ganas de conocer a otras personas y socializar más con el mundo exterior y hacer actividades en el exterior, tiene sus puzzles que no son difíciles, te los puedes pasar, aunque son entretenidos, o soy demasiado densa para poder resolverlos inmediatamente (probablemente soy muy densa), pero me encantó.

What a quaint little game. Actually so sad that it was such a short playthrough as I got so engrossed in the story time seemed to fly by. Certainly a great game to play on a cosy afternoon, it's uplifting but also brings home some good points on socialising and trying to stay connected in a world so disconnected.

This one is tough for me to review. On one hand, I like the message about how our phones can interrupt us from observing what’s (and who) happening around us. The art is simple, yet tasteful and has some nice color usage. I enjoyed my time with it, but set it down before completion. Just didn’t have the urge to see how it ended at some poin. For its price, I think it’s worth trying.