SANONTA - Finnish Proverb Game

Pros: - comfy music and background art - quite a number of fun facts about Finland and proverbs (you will know some of them because of their universal nature) - (almost) no pressure - simplistic minigames that need no explanation Cons: - big tiddy anime girl for weeb baiting - no log or anything, so if you want to see a specific proverb again, you have to replay the entire game - no information about the animals from the memory game - simplicity of the minigames make them stale quickly - difficulty doesnt change. You can unlock 5 levels and the first minigame of the last level is just as easy as the first minigame of the first level Cost-wise, 1$ is fine, 2$ if you want to support the devs, If you are an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, you can finish the game in less than 1 hour and request a refund. I merely can't recommend it because of the content it has to offer.

Nice little puzzle game, where you're engaging in Minigames and learn proverbs and trivia about Finnish Culture. It's a pretty easy and casual experience, but engaging nonetheless and presented in a charming way, and you really want to get those 100%.

A must for anyone who is even slightly interested in Finland, its history and culture. As a bonus the game is also incredibly chill and pleasant to play, the background music is just so cozy and relaxing, I went through 50 proverbs without even realizing it, can't wait to play more!

It's fun and simple. The difficulty of the levels is progressive but never tedious. Visuals are pretty and music fits the scenes very well + the proverbs are actually funny and easy to understand.

Very chill and simple game with interesting and funny saying from finnish culture

Fun game to spend few hours with, especially on the independence day. I still refuse to believe half of the animals even exist.

Torille!!

aivan järkyttävä peli, pakko silti suositella ku suomalainen

An enjoyable little game where you do basic mini games in-between being told Finnish proverbs and occasional trivia about Finland. The proverbs are written in English and below in Finnish, though it would have been great if they'd added audio so you could hear the pronunciation. The music was soft, unobtrusive, and relaxing. The only real downside to this is that one of the mini "games" is just clicking on an object repeatedly until the meter becomes empty. The item doesn't move or anything, although there is a little tonttu that appears on the screen sometimes and you can click it to skip ahead 30 clicks. Not only is this not a real mini game, but it's particularly hard on people with bad wrists - so get your auto-clicker ready!

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