Mesmalie

i love girls who do funny dances

Absolutely oozes style. Charming dialogue, unique visual presentation, amazing soundtrack, and great emotional payoffs make this game an instant favorite.

This was a Short, but captivating game, with a very in depth "press this button to get the hell out of there" button always present. The method of getting to the final chapter was a little obscured, but it's WELL worth the time. Mesmer is a fantastically fleshed out character and the story is absolutely wonderful with far, far too many different methods of ending the game prematurely. I played most of this game while my internet was out, which is why my review will likely show that I've only played 0.1 hours, but I can't bring myself enough to see if there's a way to fix that

this game is awesome.

YOU WILL NEVER HAVE A QUIRKY WITCH GF WHO TEACHES YOU HOW TO DO MAGIC SPELLS AND MAKES YOU DRINK FUNNY POTIONS AND THROWS GLASS AT YOU AND LETS YOU WALK THROUGH HER SPOOKY WOODS AND INVITES YOU TO DO RITUALS.

Definitely one of the best games of 2026 and probably one of my new favorite indie games ever. I implore anyone to give this game a try because it really is THAT good. Mesmer my beloved

Mesmalie features my favourite indie genre and genre in general, a genre quite lacking in the gaming space-- theres only so many signalis and psychopomps to temporarily assuage my desire for fun and passionately made games. I can sense the undertale and--might I dare-- omori's influence. The artsyle is adorable and fitting, better graphics purely for the sake of it would've done this game a diservice. The music, which I'm listening to rn, is enjoyable and a nice break from AI phonk innundating the cyberspace. I personally like #21, "THe Woods behind her house", the most-- it helps me with my own creative endeavors. Dialogue, often neglected and/or struggles, is entertaining in this game :) "Don't call me that-- yet" was super cute. A personal appreciation I have is the game's ackowledgement of every minute player action, such as unique interactions and past actions punishing future ones. (Mesmer couldn't play me a piece on her piano I broke :< ) My only issue is with the sudden introduction of the remaining witches and the equally sudden reveal of their demise, more time with them would've better to elicit stronger emotions. However I understand pacing is difficult to balance and further extending the game would be difficult while maintaining scenes and mini-games to stay consistent with the themes. IPerhpas the method of further showcasing those witches through Mesmer's recollection of them, alongside the actual flashback itself, should suffice and I'm just numbed after learning ready or not's storyline. Anyways great game, I wish you further success!