Tiny Glade

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A brilliant game for creative people—and every human is creative! You don't have to consider yourself to be an artist to enjoy this game. The mechanics are intuitive. The game is confident in its design, letting you discover everything on your own. No tutorials shoved in your face, yet you will quickly learn everything you need to know. Children who cannot reach could teach themselves this game, because it doesn't rely on text-based explanations. (And you can always check the key bindings if you feel really lost.) Very satisfying to discover new things, like how to combine windows to form a new one. The only reason someone might not enjoy this game is if they are highly goal-oriented people who need to be told what to do or given explicit rules to follow. But, even then, I would challenge those people to still give this game a try and set their own goals for themselves. As a future therapist, it can be incredibly rewarding—and even healing—to take a step back from delegated tasks and goals. Get lost in your Tiny Glade and create a masterpiece! Feedback/criticism: The music is just okay. I give it a B-. It sounds to me like they were trying to mimic the atmosphere of Animal Crossing or similar games. Unfortunately, they did not have a strong enough composer to pull this off. The music is often pleasant and enjoyable. However, at other times, the music has a sort of awkward, silly, or disjointed tone. This makes it sound a bit more like Sims music. Sims' music is intentionally a bit goofy, which plays well for that game. Tiny Glade needs music that is closer to Animal Crossing and can be listened to for several hours. Music in this kind of game needs to feel like a warm bed, hugging the player. Some of the songs in the Tiny Glade soundtrack are just a bit too awkwardly paced or disjointed, or they almost demand your attention. I do not want to be noticing this about the music while I play. The rest of the sound design, however, is wonderful. The sound effects and ambience: I have no notes, A+. My other critique is that I wish they would add a DLC, but considering this came out in 2024, I am not hopeful, and this makes me sad. I’d happily pay an extra 10-15$ for more content. I’d like a focus on new items, flowers, trees, and colour/texture packs. The flowers seem to only be purple/blue tones, which I dislike. I want more options. (Maybe I just haven’t discovered other colours yet.) I also want more items to place around the town—more chairs, stools, tables, lights, flower boxes, and a general greater diversity of types of items. The trees are also a bit too uniform, and I would like a bigger selection, as well as the ability to make them larger or smaller. (I am not an Ai, even though I use em dashes.)