
Luffi is returning home from time away at Hartfer's Art Academy. Explore, collect memories and make new friends along the way! Relax and enjoy a wholesome cozy experience as you journey home.
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Luffi is returning home after studying abroad at Hartfer's Art Academy. Explore vibrant locations and fill your art journal with a collection of memories and discoveries on your journey. Relax and enjoy a wholesome cozy experience with playful characters on their own journeys through life.
A lived in world
Explore organic locations on your way home. Get lost in the forest burrows, enjoy a treetop tour, explore the nightstone caves. Enjoy the fireworks at Hartfer village, relax in the hot springs on snowy summit or hit the slopes with your snowboard. Each location is filled with life, personality and unique characters to make the world feel alive.
Build Relationships
On your journey, encounter other characters and learn about them. Watch them travel and experience their own adventure alongside yours.
Reminisence about Luffi's past and relationship with his parents, and what it means to finally come home. Each helpful deed is rewarded via stickers to collect!
Fill in your journal
Each time Luffi finds something new he records it in his journal of memories to share with his family after the adventure is complete. All memories are hand drawn, as Luffi showcases his newfound skills from art school.
Musical Vibes
Indulge yourself in a lovely soundtrack scored with a sentimental soul from the very talented Epoch Music duo.
Game Length
Expect a short game roughly 2 hours, filled to the brim with sentimental and cozy vibes. There is no combat and the game features a stress-free environment to relax and enjoy at your own pace.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I don't love not recommending a free game, but there were too many bugs in this for me to ignore. The art is very cute and the music is nice (when it's working). Cons: - Minigames are only performed the first time you do them in the tutorial bit - There are sometimes black hole ground spots - Lots of invisible walls make it feel linear for an exploration game - Incomplete or completely missing tasks lists past the first stage - Some tasks won't leave the task list despite proof of completion in your notebook - Music will randomly end - Sometimes it has a hard time registering button presses or collision - Later parts will have no in-world animation while doing an activity, it will just complete in your notebook
awful sfx, including during dialog, the mouseover sound in the journal and the kids cheering after every objective. frustrating and buggy fishing mini-game. mouse only in the menus and journal. separate volumes and windowed mode are the only settings. non-rebindable controls but wasd and arrows both work and sprinting is decent and without stamina to deal with. every mini-game is timed for no reason (relaxing my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ass) and no way you can do the cart one in 30 seconds when taking a single crate to the wagon takes that long and there are 2 of them, plus the wheels. it might've just bugged out, movement slowing almost to a halt while carrying the crate, though I tried a few times. can't exit these either, have to wait for the timer to run out. can still walk around but the window will be following. I did just that, then tried to interact with a flower once the timer ran out and the game stopped reponding. bunnies kept running around but I couldn't, nor bring up the menu to quit. didn't even bother to check how saving works after this, inexcusably terrible experience, worth as much as it costs: nothing.
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Very easy, cute and super cosy. The gameplay isn’t long, but definitely worth a try. 7/10
Good game. Got nothin else to say
It's cute, and it's free, and the tasks are indeed cozy in nature, but you'll find yourself being frustrated with the controls (as always, isometric diagonal movement {say across logs} is painful using a mouse and keyboard), the lists that don't update when you complete a task, weird random bugs (e.g. messages that pop up after you read a sign that remain permanently up), and the omnipresent use of the generic "kids cheering" public domain sound effect. Look, it's a really great effort, and collecting stickers and finishing tasks is fun, but all the abrasive quibbles eventually add up quite quickly, and the second full level (barring the tutorial) is just a minefield of frustrations, largely due to terrible movement controls resulting in you constantly falling from the tree tops. Oh, and as an additional quibble, during the tutorial you will actually have to complete mini-games to catch fish and butterflies.........after that it just automates to become a "press space bar once to win" affair. I don't mind it becoming easier (it is a cozy game after all!) but it is jarringly inconsistent to be taught the rules of a minigame and then those rules are just tossed once you pass the tutorial. It's a shame, as it started out very nicely but I just can't recommend it in its current state.
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Its a cute exploring game, not much else to it ... but the sample sound of kids cheering every time you did anything made me giggle
Luffi, Hartfer Sanat Akademisi'ndeki tatilinden eve dönüyor. Yol boyunca keşfedin, anılar biriktirin ve yeni arkadaşlar edinin! Eve dönüş yolculuğunuzda rahatlayın ve sağlıklı ve keyifli bir deneyimin tadını çıkarın.
Fun little exploration-based kids game. It could definitely use a few touch-ups here and there to make the experience consistent throughout. For example, the to-do checklists in the beginning levels are absent in the later levels, and because of that, finding the collectibles can become a tedious chore. All-in-all, it was a fun experience though.
I don't want to be too harsh on a free game, but frankly, other games of this type (namely [i]A Short Hike[/i]) offer a [i]so[/i] much better experience that I can't really recommend this one. Rating: ★★★☆☆
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