My Brother Rabbit

Great little clever game with hearty feeling. Absolutely loved the puzzles.

As soon as I got into this game I immediately thought of The Tiny Bang story. There's a similarity in the way you play so if you're not sure how to proceed and you've played TB think along those lines. There's no stress and it's really not a hard game to play but it's very emotional and that theme music is haunting and beautiful. The puzzles are fairly easy which is fine by me.. I love the rabbit and his impatient stance. I love the scenery and quirky flora and fauna. I'm just over half way but I don't want it to end as, like the Tiny Bang planet I want to keep on exploring and getting to know the quirky characters. I don't yet know what happens to the little girl but I hope she's cured and the game ends on a happy note.

Beautiful and soul crushing. You won't go into this prepared.

Indie games with deep/sad stories are a dime a dozen nowadays, but this one handles its theme really well. Art is really beautiful, especially the details of the single objects you'll have to closely examine, but more importantly, the gameplay loop is very fun and satisfying. Game plays like a mix of hidden object search and puzzle, where you have to find a number of items spread around each screen to activate locks, doors, and such through a logic puzzle. None of it is particularly hard, which keeps the momentum going ( even though I did have to look up a guide to find a couple of particularly well hidden items). Each level also has a machine that you'll have to build by putting together several different items in a given configuration - it was extremely satisfying to see those things come to life, as you see each individual piece move and make noises. Easy recommend.

Short but charming puzzle game, with a beautiful art style and gentle music. Very relaxing, it has the vibe of a 90s kids adventure movie, somelike Ferngully. Good for all ages, kids would probably really like it.