I really enjoyed playing this gamified study game lol. I put on this game a lot when I'm playing other games or putting it on and using the features that it offers to actually study and do my homework. I would definitely recommend this if you are trying to find a bunch of individual features (like timers, reminders, notes, etc.) since this game basically has all.
Features:
* Sessions (Pomodoro-esque timer where you can set your breaks and how long your study session will be)
* Timer
* Stop watch
* Reminders
* Options (To set personal preferences on how you want to use all the features listed above)
* To-do list
* Habit tracker
* Journal
* Productivity history (Has a list form and graph to view all of your completed tasks, sessions, etc.)
* Clock (Includes the set to-do list reminder)
* Music (Includes a variety of lo-fi and study music options. Custom section allows for you to like songs and listen to them. Includes a select custom folder, open selected folder, and refresh folders option in the custom section. Includes an external section that links to Youtube, allowing for you to search up any video/music option that you want. Music can be shuffled and looped but only non-external sources of music.)
* Sounds (basic sound options ranging from smooth rain to ambient chatter)
* Lighting (allows for you to choose from morning, afternoon, evening, and night lighting.)
* Activity (You can choose between desk, baywindow, bed, and fireplace. Clicking on these options places your character into that area in which you can then choose to do a variety of other sub-options. For example, placing your character in the fireplace area will allow you to choose from options such as knitting, reading, writing, and more.)
* Wardrobe (Many customizable options. For some options involving clothing and spirit companions, an in-game currency called spirit credits is required to purchase these options. These spirit credits can be obtained by leveling up.)
* Decor (Same spirit credit currency applies. Some options are free while others require you to purchase with the in game currency to change up different parts of your apartment)
* Spiritdex (A journal that tracks your level and progress bar, and a list of all the spirits you have collected or ones that you have not found yet. Spirits that had not been found yet are given a tiny clue on how to find them.)
* News (Showcases any updates to the game and any DLC releases)
* UI toggle (allows for you to toggle UI on or off)
* Setting (Main game settings that allow for you to adjust volume, graphics, and other general settings)
Things I enjoyed:
* The cozy aesthetic to the game
* A collectable pet/spirit system as you progress through the game and/or obtain the necessary requirements to collect them
* Amazing music system with access to Youtube if the pre-set music isn't enough
* Graphic settings can give lower end computers an easier time loading graphics and running the program.
* Outfit preset options. You can dress up and modify your character in game and save them up to 10 times.
* Leveling up system and collecting the in-game currency isn't too complicated.
Things I disliked:
* Random crashes that resulted in the game presenting a fatal error and closing. (I believe this is a result of my own user error from overloading my GPU, however this is not a common enough issue for me to dislike the game. I am only putting this out there just in case.)
* Slightly limited customization (Don't get me wrong, the customization is very diverse, however I would've liked to see a little bit more variety regarding the accessories and hair styles. There is a bunch of clothing options which I enjoyed, however even the clothes slightly lacked in customization. I just feel like that instead of cool recolors, adding in options of more diverse clothing, hair, and accessory styles would be very nice. However, this is only a nitpick.)
* Not a lot of spirit companion interaction (I enjoy collecting our spirits and eventually picking one out as a friend that sticks around you during your tasks, however I would like if the spirit companion would interact with the character more. So far I have only been able to pet and receive a cute reaction from my spirit companion. While the spirit companion does participate in the idle activities, i would just like some direct interaction. For example maybe feeding our pet? This is only a small nitpick lol!)
Overall, I really enjoyed this. Even the things that I disliked where only minor nitpicks and setbacks due to possible user error on my part. Overall, the vast options to choose from makes this game feel like my own cozy little space with a journal to write down my thoughts and a timer to take a break after doing homework. Would 100/10 recommend for everyone, it's a cozy game fit for everyone's tastes in which anyone can change and customize their own space to their liking.
