Winnie-the-Pooh's book writing speedrunner

6/10 A lot of the reviews on this game just focus in on the use of AI art/images. And, yeah, obviously that's lazy and not great, however that hardly stuck out to me as some jarring thing. I'm pretty sure not even ALL of the images are AI-generated and, even if they were, the photos are not the focus of the game, they're just background, so I at least found it very not obtrusive, even if it is lazy. But, I mean, look at what this game is. It's shovelware. It was never going to be high art. Besides that, the typing system actually is quite nice! I like the way that the letters pop as you're typing, and I had no issues with the typing assists messing up. What I will say, however, is that there were a fair amount of typos and formatting errors which, in my opinion, is kind of inexcusable for a typing game. Like, come on, your whole game is just typing out a story (which, mind you, is just public domain, not even an original story), and you couldn't be bothered to make sure everything was correct? There was a particularly bad one in Chapter 9, I'm pretty sure. I do like that, out of all the public domain stories they could've picked, it ended up being one that I personally actually quite like (this game even encouraged me to pull out and read my copy of the stories), but that's a me thing rather than an objective measure of the game in any way. I liked this game overall and I do think it subtly improved my typing a bit (with a few tweaks, I could see this being a good way to help improve kids' typing in, like, computer classes), but overall I wouldn't recommend it even for trophy hunters since you do actually have to sink a lot of time into it to get the trophies. I would only recommend it to other weirdos like me who like tedious, mindless tasks like typing for hours.