The Curse We Made

It's alright for a first game. Puzzles could be harder though. Some of the puzzles could hardly be described as puzzles. But hey, it's not over advertised and you basically get what it says for an ok price.

A very easy puzzle game that shines in other departments. It has a decent story (sad), a great soundtrack, and out-of-this-world art style. I caught myself multiple times doing absolutely nothing in-game and just admiring how beautifully drawn the town and its "inhabitants" are. Whoever has done that - you are talented, and you ROCK! If you are looking for a spooky yet cozy Halloween-ish puzzle game - this is for you.

The puzzles are for elementary students, and the difficulty of decryption is very low. The game graphics is just so-so The plot is completely devoid of any values The main cause of the daughter Lina's death was the medicine the herbalist secretly added in the breakfast "to make her quiet". This daughter unconsciously ate the medicated breakfast, but when faced with the medicated lemonade brought by her playmate, she knew there was medicine in it but still drank it. This involves the issue of subjectively/non-subjectively taking the medicine. In the end, the two drugs were incompatible, resulting in the daughter being poisoned to death. Did the herbalist pluck herself so cleanly to poison some innocent neighbors and the townspeople? These neighbors were still very friendly to her and did not discriminate against her. They did not call them witches either. They must have been taking care of them all along (if all these people's testimonies are correct). Even if she really wants to take revenge, the first to be killed should be herself, followed by those children who feed their daughters medicated lemonade, rather than indiscriminatingly poisoning the flours in the bakery which sells to the whole town and curse them/speechless Not to mention that she herself was indeed a failed and incompetent parent, doing whatever she wanted, breaking her vows. She moved to this city to prevent her daughter from being excluded and to allow her to naturally express her outgoing and lively nature. But when she arrived here, she still restricted her daughter's freedom of life under the pretext of doing what was good for her and forced her to become introverted. This led to the fact that her daughter later deliberately drank tea with medicine to attract her mother's attention All I can say is that I do not recommend this game This plot is making me sick