In Mahjong Fest: Sakura Garden, we compete in tile-matching puzzles and collect stars and coins. The stars we use to renovate a decrepit Japanese garden.
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Puzzle game
In Mahjong Fest: Sakura Garden, we compete in tile-matching puzzles and collect stars and coins. The stars we use to renovate a decrepit Japanese garden.
With its hand-painted visuals, peaceful atmosphere, and gentle music, Garden Ink feels like your personal 3D coloring book.
CATAL CARTA is a mystery-solving text-based adventure game about a small group of book nerds trying to solve cases around a Japanese town.
Purr in Bloom is a logic puzzle game that tasks players with finding cats hidden among vibrant flowers using deduction and clues. Much like Sudoku or crowns…
Monk Took Book is a game about organizing, stacking, and remembering where you put hundreds of books in a cozy haunted medieval library.
In The Sorting Bureau, we take on a job in a quiet Tokyo workshop, where we sort through boxes of clutter – buttons, coins, gears, stamps, candy, and so on.
Curious Paws: Hidden Objects has six levels where you will need to find three different types of items—mostly insects and plants—multiple times.
In Tukoni: Forest Keepers, we play as Traveler, a forest spirit, who embarks on a journey to help the forest prepare for the coming winter.
Servant of the Lake takes us back to the era of the siblings Aldous, William and Alexandra Vanderboom with you playing as Aldous’s new servant.
I should probably start by saying that summer is not exactly my peak gaming season. Between long walks, spontaneous plans, and the general refusal to stay indoors when the sun finally shows up, my PC tends to get a little… neglected.