Paradise Marsh

What if Purgatory was a marsh where you captured bugs, amphibians, and fish and turned them into stars in the sky? That’s Paradise Marsh. I enjoyed the chill exploration and the crunchy, beautiful visuals. The little puzzle-y elements are welcome and fun to stumble on. There’s nothing hand-holdy here either, you just wander around and experiment with what to do with the various things you encounter (and the tools you gain, as well). My only drag was figuring out how to capture tadpoles; these I kept for last because they were frickin jittery. That meant I’d done most of what there was to do in the marsh and had to wander around a lot and go through a couple of day/night cycles before I had them all. Even then, I didn’t resent that too much because it was a bit of a discovery to figure out how to catch them and I could enjoy some fishing while waiting for daylight to come back. This is worth an evening or two between longer and more complex games to enjoy, call it a game-limbo of sorts. A purification of the soul.

this game is super cute! it's a chill experience where you go around and collect various things, which I love! the art is beautiful, with adjustable pixel shader settings and lots of wonderful colors. it's a very calming game, reminding you that sometimes you need to take it slow in order to catch that tadpole! I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys short games with a focus on experience + a bit of story!

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Um jogo bem curto sobre capturar insetos. Bem relaxante e cozy, gostei!

short yet charming highly recommend taking your time rather than rush through this, 9/10

Really cute looking with simple gameplay that is not boring, good side quests, fun and touching dialogue, the perfect little game!